The factoid 2+2=4 is often used as an example of a claim that is unequivocally and objectively true, but what I like most about it is that it’s precisely the opposite: not necessarily quite true. Before explaining why, I would like to point out that the objective is not to explore mathematical claims, it’s to raise consciousness about uncertainty. Even things you are 100% certain of, might not be necessarily true. Everything should be doubted.
2+2 = not what you think
2+2 = not what you think
2+2 = not what you think
The factoid 2+2=4 is often used as an example of a claim that is unequivocally and objectively true, but what I like most about it is that it’s precisely the opposite: not necessarily quite true. Before explaining why, I would like to point out that the objective is not to explore mathematical claims, it’s to raise consciousness about uncertainty. Even things you are 100% certain of, might not be necessarily true. Everything should be doubted.