Hear ye, hear ye! On this the 13th day of the 5th month, we gather all to crown our new liege and sovereign, whose stature inversely belies his might and grace! Gaze upon thy visage, o ye good fellows, if thou can find him amidst the sheaves of grass there hence.

√(5 - 1) = (3 - 2) * √4

Also:

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Like an IRL example of what I mean is that both me (Cape Verdean) and my friend (Chinese) both call ourselves 2nd generation, but my mother isn’t an immigrant but her parents are; on average, at least from what I’ve both seen and experienced myself, Black immigrants tend to say generations starting with who was born in the US, but (mainly East?) Asian immigrants will say it starting with who lives in the US (I haven’t seen/heard it differently before on either end, but there’s likely “exceptions”)