Mathematically speaking, yes. Simple addition will prove that 1+1 does in fact equal 2.

its the most simple maths question 1 + 1 = 2 so there is nothing to i think

Everybody saying no should stop trying to be funny. The answer is obviously 2.

I had this argument before with someone who was trying to prove a philosophical point. I'll say what I said to him.

If you're simply saying (as I guess you're trying to say) 1+1=2,

then yes.

There are no mitigating factors. No assumptions are being made. Whatever it is that the numbers are meant to represent are not present.

Therefore there is no basis on which to assume we are talking about something other than the number, 1 in addition to the number 1.

It's a practice in futility generally speaking, to begin coming up with reasons something we give a definition to, by it's own definition, would not be true.

Imagine if we walked around all day questioning every simple thing in such a way?

"Have a nice day!"

"Wait, when you say have a nice day, am I meant to give birth to a day? does that mean you have a 'day' in your pocket you are planning on giving to me at some point? Is "nice day" a new Holiday I haven't heard of yet? A day on Jupiter only lasts 10 hours, if there wishing me a Jupiter nice day, that might not be as nice as an Earth nice day"

etc.

Society as we know it would come to a halt.

There is a time and place for a philosophical discussion.

1+1 is not it.

The question should actually be DOES 1+1=2. So IS 1+1=2 doesn't make sense.. therefore.. IS 1+1=2 is wrong.

In theory, yes. However, just because scientists have not yet discovered a reason for it not to be true yet, doesn't mean it is absolutely true. More research may be required to know the final truth of this matter.

This is a simple questionnaire!

Child's play!

But still i decide to reply

1+1=11

Proof:

Write 1 and then add the digit 1 to it!

and then say abracadabra! dabracabra!

and then boom, you get

1+1=11.

Hence, proved!

1+1 is windows =)

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