Am i actually the only user here who loves math?

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Idk, you claiming to be straight and then fucking a man in the ass doesn't add up.
 
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I was good at math in school.
It never helped me to get laid though, no one shared my passion, everyone else hated math.
 
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I liked linear algebra, calc 3 not so much
 
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you have the 'tism?
 
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I was good at math in school.
It never helped me to get laid though, no one shared my passion, everyone else hated math.
i even discovered shit and my math teachers hated me for fucking up their break time for testing a new theory.
 
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i even discovered shit and my math teachers hated me for fucking up their break time for testing a new theory.
Where do you even go if you discover a new theorem and stuff?
I remember that we studied all these theorems in geometry, discovered by ancient Greeks, I thought it would be so cool to have a theorem with my own name, but when I asked the teacher what are the steps required to name a theorem after me, she was just like:
- "Oooohhh, you want to discover math theorems, oooohhh....that's so cute!!!!". And all the class laughed.
 
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Where do you even go if you discover a new theorem and stuff?
I remember that we studied all these theorems in geometry, discovered by ancient Greeks, I thought it would be so cool to have a theorem with my own name, but when I asked the teacher what are the steps required to name a theorem after me, she was just like:
- "Oooohhh, you want to discover math theorems, oooohhh....that's so cute!!!!". And all the class laughed.
i had a serious teacher and i remember i discoevered many shit and anytime i show him he said it's been discovered before. finding out if what you discovered is new is just as hard as finding it.
 
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Math is for jews and chinks
 
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Yes
 
same, i miss school
I can't wait to graduate man. I fucking hate tests and studying. I just wanna get a job and work on projects and not spend my freetime studying, jobs are way easier than school bc a job ends when I leave the building, whereas being a student is a lifestyle.
 
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i had a serious teacher and i remember i discoevered many shit and anytime i show him he said it's been discovered before. finding out if what you discovered is new is just as hard as finding it.
I hate when this happens, I came up with many revolutionary ideas not only in math but also in physics, engineering, technology, computing, etc. only to discover someone else already came up with those ideas before....
Sometimes, I even came up first with an amazing idea but had no way to actually implement it, only to see later, after several years, other people accomplishing my idea.
 
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math is truly beaituful. the patterns... they are something else my friend
 
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I hate when this happens, I came up with many revolutionary ideas not only in math but also in physics, engineering, technology, computing, etc. only to discover someone else already came up with those ideas before....
Sometimes, I even came up first with an amazing idea but had no way to actually implement it, only to see later, after several years, other people accomplishing my idea.
same, i think this is a typical phenomena.
my entry first 2 year at Uni i was trying to develop an idea where you create a game that makes complicated systems out of simple rules and it could evolve.
i was so fascinated by it, i thought if i create this game, it would be revolutionary, only to find out it already exists and the guy who made it got nobel prize for it. called Conways game of life
 
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fellow STEMcel?
 
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same, i think this is a typical phenomena.
my entry first 2 year at Uni i was trying to develop an idea where you create a game that makes complicated systems out of simple rules and it could evolve.
i was so fascinated by it, i thought if i create this game, it would be revolutionary, only to find out it already exists and the guy who made it got nobel prize for it. called Conways game of life
Ah yes, a cellular automaton - it's like a little virtual universe, with a set of simple rules but where all sorts of complex stuff can pop up and evolve on its own.

I came up with the idea of making the 3D GTA games - I played the first one in 1998, - it had a 2D top-down perspective. Around that same time I also played Carmageddon - a vehicular combat game - it had huge levels and a great degree of freedom, you could race other cars, but also smash into them, do all sorts of stunts, run over pedestrians, collect stuff, etc., I thought it would be amazing to combine the two games - do all that stuff from GTA but in a 3D environment in a huge open city.
After a few years, GTA 3D appeared and it was exactly how I envisioned it, borrowing new elements from other games including Carmaggedon, but it was my idea first!!!
 
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Ah yes, a cellular automaton - it's like a little virtual universe, with a set of simple rules but where all sorts of complex stuff can pop up and evolve on its own.

I came up with the idea of making the 3D GTA games - I played the first one in 1998, - it had a 2D top-down perspective. Around that same time I also played Carmageddon - a vehicular combat game - it had huge levels and a great degree of freedom, you could race other cars, but also smash into them, do all sorts of stunts, run over pedestrians, collect stuff, etc., I thought it would be amazing to combine the two games - do all that stuff from GTA but in a 3D environment in a huge open city.
After a few years, GTA 3D appeared and it was exactly how I envisioned it, borrowing new elements from other games including Carmaggedon, but it was my idea first!!!
You thought about such great stuff
Only to end up posting about indians on .org
Truly over
 
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You thought about such great stuff
Only to end up posting about indians on .org
Truly over
What can you even do when the whole world is against you?
 
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If programming is considered (partly) math then yes.
 

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