>certain combinations of numbers are illegal
Certain combinations of numbers are illegal
lol @ u faggot posting from an iphone hahaha. pathetic
>we live in a society
>certain locations of atoms are illegal
color me surprised
>certain prime numbers are illegal
>pedophilia general
>certain buttholes are impenetrable
>typing a specific string of numbers and letters in your web browser puts you on the FBI wanted list
>certain flows of electrons is illegal
>electricity decides to be present in a specific order of sequences
>receive subpoena
>certain stokes of a pencil are illegal
>things in an universe expressible as a combination of numbers are illegal
>some atoms moving against other atoms are illegal
>certain combinations of atoms are illegal
>certain numbers are owned by people and if you copy them you can go to jail
If you have a bank account you should be glad that there are laws preventing the bank from altering the numbers any way they want.
>send UDP datagram
>get arrested
ITT: DUDE WEED LMAO XDDD REDDIT AND MORTYBERG GOD AINT REAL XDDDD
>certain plants are illegal
You will face judgment. God is watching.
seething
yes, this is the law in the UK. Problem?
>certain appendages inside certain orifices are illegal
>deterministic quantum process produces sequence of quark/lepton structures
>v&
or, alternatively,
>indeterministic quantum process produces sequence of quark/lepton structures at any possible time
>v&
there is no hope.
youareverysmart
>owning a certain number of atoms is illegal
Go fuck yourself and kys you degenerate piece of shit
>certain actions are illegal
Laws are about intentions, fucking brainlet.
post illegal numbers
writing/saying 1488 is illegal in germany
>rape is illegal
Hard to prove intensions.
this
>all those retards trying to equate a form of information to a form of actual matter
protip: defending that retarded argument puts you just a step behind unironical thought police and dystopian neural nets that give a perfect estimate of what you might be thinking and eventual imprisonment by that thought police