ok this is way over my head english please
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all I understood was “degrees”, “approximately”, and “subtract”
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why are there so many rating systems
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its fun to make them
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aka 
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Isn’t the whole point of a rating system to standardize and make it easier to judge difficulty? (still inactive)
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I AM SO CONFUSED
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Like it’s hard for laptop users but 
for mobile
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(inactive bruh)
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2/1 lol think they meant 2/5
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Now all we need is a scale of positive, negative, imaginary, and decimal emojis for ratings.
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for polar formBruh… the emojis are so simple though
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The graphic calculator is rated a 
…
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bump because auo is coolsius
omg this is soooo confusing
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To explain it to a beginner, basically, if you make a wire that causes a prop to deactivate, then make another one that causes it to activate, the prop will be active when the game starts. That’s because the wire that deactivates the prop was made first, therefore it ran first and deactivated the prop. Since the other wire was made after the first one, that wire ran second, so it activated the prop after the prop was deactivated by the first wire.
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Ohhhhhhhh,
So like the example, if a counter gets reset and then incremented, but the wire that increments the counter is made after the wire that resets the counter, the counter will reset and then increment?
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Yep, that’s basically what AUO is.
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