05 Road Tripping Mozambique

(x+A) + (Y+A)

xA + yA
_______
A+A
x + y
x=y

Yes x equals y.

Your argument does not make sense from the first statement

"(x+A) + (Y+A)" is not equal (or equivalent) to "x ∈ A and y ∈ A"

x ∈ A and y ∈ A (in english reads: x and y are elements of the set A)

Your statement reads: (x plus A) plus (y plus a).

What I said has more to do with: 'two different objects being part of the same set': a functional example is: a banana(x) is a fruit(A), an orange(y) is a fruit(A).

so is a banana an orange (x=y)?

Sounds silly, but I argue better through mathematics than I do through the English language.

But, like I said previous --- my 'thoughts/words' are only going to be understood by me.

nice pic

eish those streets in the city man....

lmao!

yeah, m-town is the ish