Old Sayings Gone Wrong

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Okay, by request, I am reposting this.

Whoever said that "Two wrongs don't make a right" was...well, wrong. Mathematically speaking, of course. And here is why.

If a "Wrong" = a negative, a "Right" = a positive,
and a negative x a negative = a positive,
then a wrong x a wrong = a right.
Thus, "Two wrongs DO make a right"....mathematically speaking.

How's that for math logic?

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