If I had a $ for every $ I never earned, how much would I have?
 

I think this is probably one of the deepest philosophical questions I've ever asked, I'm gonna have to think about this one :321GFY

I think the chicken came first...

As much as if you had earned them...

three fiddy to the tenth power.:thumbsup

ask Kyle Hoppes

could you end up in debt :(

2$ duh!

It's infinite

All of'em.

Read the question slowly then give me a mathematical proof :winkwink:

A chicken is just an egg's way of making another egg

Well lets say that you are earning X +-Y Dollars a day ( Y is the variation that you might have depending on the day) and lets say you will be doing that for 40 years ( this variable can be changed) so from there we start:

365 X 40 = 14600 days.

Now 14600 is our independent variable since we chose it not to change. From this we can figure that.

14600 * (X+-Y) --->this is the way that we can represent you earnings.

Now since you said that you shal be earning a dollar for every dollar that you aern that mean this:

14600 * (X+-Y) + 14600 * (X+-Y) which can pe also reproduced like this:

2 * ((14600 * (X+-Y))

And If we Remove the variables we get our answer which is : *2.
So the Conclusion is If you get a Dollar for Every Dollar that you Earn you are gettin 2 Dollars for every 1 Dollar earned.

You'd have all the dollars except the ones you earned.

Ouch - that made my head hurt.