I've tried to help, Robert Israel gave essentially the same answer that I would have, but the question is not clear, and the answer clearly isn't what the asker is looking for. I think that the question should be closed as either unclear or lacking context.

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@XanderHenderson. Could I bug you for a sec?

No matter.

Worthy of deletion.

Lacking context: Α, B, Γ.

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@Mason Was there something that you required?

Required is strong language. I wasn't pleased with some comments but wasn't sure how to navigate it.

It wasn't quite flag worthy.

Cured would be the obvious rearranging of crude... considering the objective of this chat is to cure the site of "bad" posts... and there isn't anything crude about it...

@Mason I like that!! CURED

"Curbed" is pretty funny though... "I think this question needs to 'be cured'" vs "I think this question needs to be curbed."

@Mason Sure, and "BE CURED" incorporates "bounties" and re-iterates "edit"!! (Re-iterating "edit" can be a good thing!)

@Mason Sorry, I've been out most of the day. What was it that you wanted / needed / didn't need?

Meet me in a less frequented chat maybe? chat.stackexchange.com/rooms/81160/…

@XanderHenderson. Ty

Possible duplicate of this question?

@SimplyBeautifulArt I voted to close as a dupe, which I think it is/was, but it also had the <logic> tag, so it was dupe hammered. When I voted to close, I had not looked at the tags!

oof lol

:-) well one may not have expected the particular choice of tags.

Oh, look. This again.

wow...

Oh! I was suppose to argue my case here I guess.

Ummmm... the OP asked about the implications of this math fact 0.99999=1 and not about the fact itself.

Also... not sure I care that much.

Yeah, but the problem is not understanding that $0.99\bar{9} = 1$.

If you actually understand why that is true, then you can immediately spot the flaws in the argument given.

The problem with the question is that the asker doesn't actually understand the arguments about why $0.99\bar{9} = 1$.

Fix that problem, and the question goes away.

Chasing Points PSQ: This is a pretty common calculus challenge though, right? But I can find the right duplicate target.

Consider for deletion