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The math your replies lose when the quote-tweets outnumber the likes.
means A relationship between two quantities showing how many times one contains or compares to the other, often expressed as 'x to y' or a fraction.
from Straight from Latin 'ratio,' meaning 'reckoning, calculation, reason' — itself from 'reri,' to think or compute. The same root quietly powers 'rational' and 'reason.' For centuries it lived a tidy mathematical life, until social media drafted it into combat: to be 'ratioed' is to have your reply outnumbered by the replies dunking on it, the cruelest reckoning of all.
- golden one
- 1.618 haunts seashells, galaxies, and Renaissance paintings
- ancient roots
- Euclid formalized ratios over 2,000 years ago
- aspect kind
- 16:9 decides what your screen looks like
- social weapon
- Online, a bad ratio means public defeat
- pi reality
- It's just circumference divided by diameter
golden ratio — approximately 1.618, found in nautilus shells, da vinci's mona lisa, and architecture since ancient greece
debt-to-income ratio — mortgage lending standard: banks require <43% dti in usa