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True, and it's a great example of how this whole drama is about a practical trade-off, not about a unique Right Answer. If you play piano, the second is the sec
by oh_my_goodness 4y ago
True, and it's a great example of how this whole drama is about a practical trade-off, not about a unique Right Answer. If you play piano, the second is the second finger; the fifth is the fifth finger, and it all makes sense. No problem. On the other hand trying to actually count that way (two thirds make a fifth and so forth) is maddening.
- qu4z-2 4y agoClearly the solution is we need to start numbering fingers from 0.
- oh_my_goodness 4y agoMaybe that would do it. The only problem is that I'd have four fingers on each hand.
- kazinator 4y agoNo, just use subtraction for the intervals. Third finger minus first finger = 3 - 1 = 2. The floors of a building might start at 1, but you go up 1 flight of stairs from the 5th to the 6th floor, not two.