DEBA5E, DEADED, …BEEEE5 ?

That just sounds confusing. You’re putting me off murder now.

Ah, so the chance of rolling a 7 changes to 1/20?

Your question is already answered correctly, so I’m just chiming in with thoughts on a similar situation :)

If you weigh both dice, it gets interesting again.

The obvious is to make one die roll always 3 and the other always 4, and get 1/1 chance of 7 but that’s boring and you’ll only get a few throws in before you’re obviously cheating.

Dice are arranged so that opposite sides always add up to 7, meaning you can get 1,2,3 around one corner and 4,5,6 around the opposite corner. So if you weigh opposite corners on each die, you get a 1/3 chance of rolling a 7 by varying combinatons. You might get away with a few more rolls like that.

That is a strange way to say she’s 57…

But anyway! Range varies wildly with age. 6 years is something you at least ponder at age 25, but will feel like “same age” around 50.

My feeling based on what people seem to at least not care to even gossip lightly about: max 1 year at age 15. 5 years at 40. 10 years at age 60+.

Wider ranges are not problematic, but gets into at least “interesting to talk about”. E.g. “They are 33 and 40! Huh! Good for them.”

It’s also such an broken idea that I can only imagine it comes from american tech bros who have a childish view of the world.

“Yes this area is germany people in germany speak german so websites must german problem solved”

No:

• I am Norwegian. I sometimes gasp TRAVEL. Taking a train through Germany to get to France doesn’t mean I want Google to go all “Dieses Suchenwiegenflassen gewürst fleinmescht bitte” at me when I search for pictures of cute cats.
• Some countries have multiple official languages.
• Some people technically in Norway living close to the border just speak swedish.
• Expats.
• I don’t want badly translated websites in Norwegian. Just give me English. Microsoft Bing for years had a setting that when translated back to English said “Number of results: Car”.

I am a bit confused here, because what you describe is what is currently happening. :)

A multiplication of one or more factors is a product.

Both factors and product are usually numbers, so we commonly just say that, but the math terms are as above

Your fanfic of other people’s inner dialogue may not be canon.

Depends? You can also copy a book exactly (i.e. word for word, not photocopying), and digital media also deteriorates.

Digital media deteriorates faster in cold storage than a physical book, but is easier to copy.

Properly stored: CDs die anywhere between 10 and 30 years. Some flash drives last 10. Magnetic storage 10-20 years. Books hunders of years.

I’d say physical books are safer against deterioration because it can handle a few generations of “forgetting about it” while a digital copy needs regular backup maintenance.

Apart from feeling temporarily (ha!) weird at changing a habit, no. I prefer 02:00 no more or less than any other arbitrary number, really.