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ihas2stinkyfeet

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1. dang. thanks for that link. followed on twitter.

Reply to eppur_se_muova (Original post)

Sun Oct 11, 2020, 10:22 PM

Oct 2020

my son has a phd in theoretical math.
he posted a vid once of someone demonstrating some topology thing w a dance.
he bypassed my math knowledge at about 10. i took calculus on college but got c's. but i had hidden epilepsy until recently and now that that is treated, this shit all makes a lot more sense to me. amazing how hard math and physics can be when you dont know your left from your right.

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When Math Gets Impossibly Hard {article w/surprising connection to Gerrymandering ! } (Quanta) [View all] eppur_se_muova Oct 2020 OP

dang. thanks for that link. followed on twitter. ihas2stinkyfeet Oct 2020 #1

Five words do it for me:Gerrymandering is a bad thing. abqtommy Oct 2020 #2