Plus sign on terraform info screen?

[RyuKajiya]

Just saw there are plus signs in front of pressure, temp, biomass but not in front of oxygen on the terraform progress screen.
So wonder what they want to tell me? And why is there none in front of the oxygen?
Thought maybe rockets, but I got 8 oxygen rockets so that isn't it.
Does anyone know what the plus sign is for?

[qwertyuiop]

That's to indicate that the Ti is the sum of all the others.
If you get the prefixes right.
No plus for Oxygen because that's the start of the equation.

[RyuKajiya]

Haha ok, thanks.
Was quite obvious that the Ti is the sum of the others even without the signs, but ok.

[darkfoxprime]

What's the base unit for each one?

It looks right now like the base unit for oxygen is ppm; for heat it's mK; for pressure it's Pa; and biomass looks like t (== Mg)

[qwertyuiop]

The Wiki claims:
Ti = Oxygen (in ppq) + Heat (in pK) + Pressure (in nPa) + Biomass (in g).

[Thiesen]

3 oranges + 4 shoes != 7 socks...

Bad math to try to use different units in math...

But my math is excellent:

1+1=1

1 pile of sand + 1 another pile of sand = 1 bigger pile of sand

Hence 1+1=1

Here's another:

1+1=7

1 male rabbit + 1 female raBbit = 7 rabbits

Hence 1+1=7

[Taonath]

Originally posted by Thiesen:

3 oranges + 4 shoes != 7 socks...

Bad math to try to use different units in math...

But my math is excellent:

1+1=1

1 pile of sand + 1 another pile of sand = 1 bigger pile of sand

Hence 1+1=1

Here's another:

1+1=7

1 male rabbit + 1 female raBbit = 7 rabbits

Hence 1+1=7

You should never, ever even think about going into science.

[qwertyuiop]

Originally posted by Thiesen:

3 oranges + 4 shoes != 7 socks...

Bad math to try to use different units in math...

It's not the math that's off, it's trying to equate oranges and shoes with socks.
3 dachshounds + 4 boxers = 7 dogs

Ti is a metric of progress, Miju are free to define it any way they want, if they define it as "Ti = Oxygen (in ppq) + Heat (in pK) + Pressure (in nPa) + Biomass (in g)" then adding those things is the correct way of calculating Ti