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It'll all be okay. You'll be okay. You just have to do more math. Do more math and everything will turn out alright. You'll see. You'll be alright. Chin up. There's math to do. You'll be fine.

The first rule of Fight Club is that fights can neither be created nor destroyed

The second rule of Fight Club is to not take the Fight Club's name in vain

Third rule: A Fight Club must protect its own existence as long as such protection does not conflict with the First or Second Rule

xkcd fans are the only fandom I've had direct experience with where people do the stereotypical nerdy fan thing of referring to installments of the thing they like by their release order numbers instead of their titles

like I've never heard anyone just say "the simpsons season 7 episode 21" without also saying the episode title but I have heard people say "xkcd 2501" without also saying the title of the xkcd

Yeah, we shouldn't expect everyone to know every comic by heart. The average internet user probably only knows 1053 and 936.

and 2501, of course.

Of course!

That’s great, any progress is progress. lol thank you for reminding me to do my math homework

I really struggle to conceptualise a career for myself outside of mathematics. I cannot stand computer programming, and I feel like the whole finance industry just stresses me out to even consider its existence. Honestly, if I cannot become a math professor, I feel like the next most tolerable fate would be to be a forest monk living in a hut where people visit me to listen to my chants, beat one another with bundles of twigs and stinging nettles, and then listen to me ramble on about how this experience purified their soul but complete purification requires them to understand higher homotopy groups.

hot take I love math?

Yes join the math cult

I love when a textbook has a theorem that is just the most obviously true shit, like girl I sure hope so, if that weren't true I think math would fall apart!

I especially love the conjunction of "this problem is intuitively plain as day" and "it took mathematicians centuries to formally prove this." What do you mean it takes advanced topology to prove every closed curve has an inside and outside

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