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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ErolGarip, post: 2811072, member: 88736&quot;][USER=23778]@sakata[/USER]: Ok, I retract my question about your disciplines that you have taught at the university level for years. It wasn&#039;t a personal question, it was about &quot;language&quot;. </p><p><br /></p><p>[USER=33176]@Kentucky[/USER]: I am well aware of that my use of the English language is not comprehensible enough. However, the &quot;language&quot; I am trying to use here is beyond the English or the Japanese or the Turkish or any other language. When I&#039;ve told such things in this thread here in this town to fifty tousands people in their native Turkish language, they have not understood, either. Because the &quot;language&quot; that I&#039;ve been using is a foreign language to them, too. Because it is &quot;language&quot; of mathematics, strictly relevant to money, its basic is coin.</p><p><br /></p><p>By the way, those fifty tousands people are not only those who are illiterate in mathematics, among them, there were also professors. I&#039;ve given them some coins, but, they haven&#039;t understand its language, either. I&#039;ve got used to. Quite normal. This is totally a new language that has not been learnt by any people in the world&nbsp; throughout the history. It&#039;s not so easy for me too to speak this &quot;language&quot; as this is a new language. I keep trying.</p><p><br /></p><p>Ok, having said these, lets back to the topic. Step by step. </p><p>I&#039;m gonna copy&amp;paste his words of &quot;Chrisild&quot; here again. </p><p>His words were: </p><p><br /></p><p>&quot;during the setup for the new currency, Euro, one of questions was how many coins/notes are needed to pay any amount between x and y?&quot; </p><p><br /></p><p>Notice here that you do not have any coin in your hand, not available anywhere there in Europe, it is just a &quot;setup&quot;. This means that you can not say &quot;hey, I can calculate it easily by using 5 cents, 10 cents, etc&quot; as those coins do not exist before the setup. So, how did they setup? There are many many factors and all those factors are subject to several branches of mathematics, from simple to advanced mathematics. My guess, they had ignored many factors during the setup and they minted 1,2,5,10,etc cent coins to be circulated in their domain. I&#039;m not saying they made an error by minting those coins, but, they made an error by circulating all of them. It&#039;s difficult to tell what the error is. Just look at the result. Some of coins are not circulating naturally, but, circulating forcefully, hence, they are disappearing in time.</p><p><br /></p><p>Btw, I often say here in this thread, mathematics and mathematics and mathematics, bla bla, which I guess it makes many people fear and run away. Those who are not graduated from even elementary school can just look at the result to see somethings wrong. Just ask this question, why have coins been always phasing out and this has been happening everywhere in the world and troughout all time in the history... Somethings wrong, isn&#039;t it.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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