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| In an infamous case of [[failure (nonfiction)]], Axiom Antics put an audience of several hundred thousand people into a [[hypnotic trance]], converting them to [[Human logic gate (nonfiction)|human logic gates (nonfiction)]].
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| Axiom Antics then programmed the gates to calculate [[pi (nonfiction)]].
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| Subsequent investigation using [[forensic iterology]] revealed a cascading series of failures.
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| First, Axiom Antics applied an unprecedentedly high level of hypnotic trance, as the number of gates far exceeded anything previously attempted.
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| Second, the hypnotic trance affected Axiom Antics itself. Prosecutors later charged that Axiom Antics drank cheaply-programmed [[Toffoli Rad]] before programming the gates, but this has yet to be proven.
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| Third -- and fatally -- Axiom Antics introduced a [[Software defect (nonfiction)]] into the gates. The resulting infinite loop caused the gates to divert all of their biological energy to calculating the digits of pi.
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| == Fiction cross-reference == | | == Fiction cross-reference == |
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| * [[Mathematical clown]] | | * [[Mathematical clown]] |
| * [[Mathematical carnival]] | | * [[Mathematical carnival]] |
| | * [[Pi disaster]] |
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| == Nonfiction cross-reference == | | == Nonfiction cross-reference == |
Revision as of 12:35, 15 February 2016
