Continuing from my previous post,
f(n+1) = “I will love my wife on Date(n) + 1 additional day”
So do I still love my wife a day later from yesterday, meaning today? Yes I do! So, f(n+1) is proven.
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Continuing from my previous post,
f(n+1) = “I will love my wife on Date(n) + 1 additional day”
So do I still love my wife a day later from yesterday, meaning today? Yes I do! So, f(n+1) is proven.
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Or at least, ’til the day I die anyway. (Maybe I should have done this when I married her, but well, better late than never!)
To prove that I will always love my wife, let us first define the function Date(n) which will take in an integer value 1 or more and return a date.
Day = Date(n), where Date(1) returns today, Date(2) returns tomorrow, etc.
Now let us define the statement “I will always love my wife”.
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