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The Cheating Lamenter definition(?).
TCL has 3 main properties that he defines:
Property 1.[]
"If a number is defined in either way, it is below TCL".
Basically, if a number has a definition (which is anything inside the page)- it will be lower than TCL. This is because the definition can be countered by "Nuh uh" or "I don't care" or any other personal disbelief (It doesn't follow whatever the page says, it's about a person itself who says "Nuh uh, I don't care, it is lower", even without their argumentation).
Property 2.[]
"IF a number does not care about TCL's properties, TCL's properties also doesn't care about it, ergo making the argument of two kids that constantly says 'Nuh uh, I'm bigger' and et cetera."
If a number does not care, TCL does not care either. That's it.
Property 4.[]
"If a number has some cool-ass definition, TCL just says "Yeah, cool, whatever." and becomes stronger than the definition."
What is meant by definition? Well, anything. Axioms, Empiricals, Stricts, you name them.
But how does that make TCL stronger than the definition? Uhh, like, I don't know? TCL never told me how it does that. And you know, I don't have time to run after him and demand him the explanation. Maybe you'll try and ask him? Although I must note that he usually eschews these conversations.
That's all, folks![]
Yeah, just another joke page, skip it with please.