Trivial Trials Testing Total Capacity of Thought

yourbuddy

First to answer correctly will receive 500k info in their e-mail.

Who is the person that is known for this saying:

"Oppurtunity is missed by most people because it is dressed in overalls and looks like work."

Skill

Thomas Alva Edison

Google is your friend.

yourbuddy

Skarn wins fist question.

Question 2:

What did the number 3 represent the union of to the Greeks?

**Zeac**

the first masculine number 3.

**Zeac**

o email it to zeac or sardak..

yourbuddy

Sorry Zeac, incorrect. I am looking for what the number three represented a union of, not what it stands for.

Kivo

Well there are three supreme courts in Greece. Is that it?

**Sixerz**

aww I was gonna say that SMILEY

wait....nevermind I wound have said somthing else...

yourbuddy

Still waiting for the correct answer. Zeac was close, but not the full cigar.

Regulus

yourbuddy wrote:

Skarn wins fist question.

Question 2:

What did the number 3 represent the union of to the Greeks?

Represented the union of union and diversity.

Finally found the answer here.

yourbuddy

Because of multiple conversions of the Greek history, All who posted with worthy answers will receive the info. Fault equals mine. Next questions will be more concrete. Congrats to Regulus and Zeac.

yourbuddy

Regulus post is correct. 0 does mean nothing, as the greeks did not count it as a number. What I was looking for, was 1 = male and 2 = female. 1 + 2 = 3. 3 being Masculinty. Male + Female = Masculinity. So the union of men and women = masculinity. Reg's link is the same thing, just a different translation.

yourbuddy

What are the names of Henry VIII's wives in order, from first to last?

Kivo

**Zeac**

ya im pretty sure hes right there was a decent poster in my history class wish you posted this on a week day... o well.