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daaron

(763 posts)

10. No set theory?

Reply to dimbear (Reply #8)

Tue Jun 26, 2012, 08:35 AM

Jun 2012

Perfect! They can avoid higher mathematics that way, like algebraic topology with it's terrible terrible thereoms like ...

the dreaded ...

HAIRY BALL THEOREM!

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