22852nd poster gets a cookie (cookie thread (Part 7)) (Part 10)

Nope I think this roughly accounts for at least 100 million. Our schools are bigger than that and also students also go to private schools.

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Fermi Question of the Day: “How many public high schools are there in the United States?”

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I solved the daily Clues by Sam (Oct 18th 2025) in less than 10 minutes
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The numbers of times I forget what “odd” and “even” are is embarassing.

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Marketing to Management Information Systems

Management Information Systems to Finance

now potentially finance to accounting. I’ll sleep on ita few more times

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youre pretty good at accounting you have like 5 alts on here

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I solved the daily Clues by Sam (Oct 18th 2025) in less than 12 minutes
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i am genuunely still confused on top left

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If Bonnie were innocent, Hal would have 5 innocent neighbors, contradicting Phil’s claim of having the most innocent neighbors.

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Summary

In this puzzle, when a clue say most, it means the absolute most. (meaning, no one can have the same numbers.)
Phil has the most innocent neigbors. (it’s 5) so once Hal has 4 innocent neighbors every other neighbor of Hal has to be criminal.

ohhh i was trying to look for those but severly missed hal

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Wordle 1,582 5/6

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Clues by Sam - Oct 18th 2025
Less than 42 minutes
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i clicked the wrong button three times and got stuck for about 38 minutes

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before this statement i was right, it uses a logic system

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Summary

depends on the area, in the cities where I grew up it wasn’t uncommon to see public high schools with 2000+ students but you definitely also see smaller

I used 1000 high schoolers/high school and wound up with a slight (yellow arrow) underestimate though so I’m guessing that’s not your issue, did you correctly account for high school being four years rather than (e.g.) dividing 350 million by 500?

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i was immensely lazy so i didnt even wanna calculate a division and i just tried to eyeball the math heheh :sweat_smile:

I endeavor every day to be as verbose in real ass conversations as the darkest dungeon narrator

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see the problem is that guy has a script

The goal is difficult, yes

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…i see you’re starting.

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oh no

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