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Bearer of a Curse
Ok yeah whatever Aoyama might be the traitor. I don’t care right now. (Even though it’s super fucking tense and holy crap I love this manga)
What I really care about is this part of the chapter.
This is some advanced calculus right here. I can’t quite make out the equation entirely, but it looks like the following:
It’s probably not exactly the equation since the print is so blurry, but I can definitely make out a familiar looking equation or two.
For those of you who’ve taken Calculus, it looks like a weird (and difficult) integral. But more so than that, these are very special equations in mathematics that are almost never seen in high schools in America: The hyperbolic sine and hyperbolic cosine functions.
While normal sine and cosine have to do with the vertical and horizontal displacement of a point on the unit circle, hyperbolic sine and cosine (sinh and cosh) do the same thing except for the hyperbola.
Needless to say, as a guy that loves math I felt like this was really advanced stuff for a bunch of second year high school students to be learning at the beginning of the school year (since that’s canonically where they’re at it seems).
I did a quick google search to see what the difference between math education in Japan versus America is (because I’m well aware that the U.S. education system is waaaaaaaaaaay behind most of the rest of the world) and I found this.
Apparently Japanese children begin to learn Calculus in the 2nd year of high school and integration in their 3rd.
First off, boy am I jealous, I wish I was able to learn Calculus that early in my education.
Secondly, if you assume that this is the norm for an education in Japan then certainly a highly prestigious school like U.A. might push their kids into advanced classes more quickly than other regular high schools might.
So yeah… I guess it makes sense for these kids to be taking such an advanced level of mathematics even though they’re like… 15
TL;DR: The U.S. needs to teach math better and My Hero Academia is pretty accurate.
Me too Deku
Sorry I haven’t updated the comic in a bit, I’ve been working on some Golden Sun pieces on the side while chipping away at a big project I’ve been working on for the 20th anniversary!
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Flame Slash! 🔥🗡🔥
I’ve been replaying DQXI and forgot how much I love this game.
Close Encounters
no offense but nonbinary ppl can have boobs…..nonbinary ppl can have long hair, wear dresses, use makeup, have beards, be tall or short, muscular, thin, or curvy……there is literally no wrong way to be nonbinary
gosh it was so nice to read this
Congratulations Oda for reaching 1000 in this monumental epic. Here’s the two best boys in all of One Piece!
Relaxing by the poolside
Zeke, a traveling apothecary from Madra. Born with the destructive power of a Mars Adept, he’s dedicated his life to healing the wounds of others with both his Psynergy and potions. It doesn’t matter who it is, he’ll heal their wounds at no cost.
To whoever needs to hear it: you’re not completely alone in that darkness. There are people who care about you and are waiting for you.
For @unluckyadept , our brave warrior. [ visit this blog if you like fascinating stories or you are a Golden Sun fan]
i love your golden sun ocs! theyre so well designed!
Aw, thank you so much for the kind words! 😭 I’ve got a few more on the way!!
My non-adept Viola. She’s the apprentice blacksmith at Sunshine’s in Yallam and frequently delves into the labyrinthine Taopo caves with her sister Kassa. Ever since the Golden Sun event, the ancient ruins discovered in Taopo cave have been a tourist trap for adventurers around Osenia.
Yet another Golden Sun OC! Kassa, a venus adept from Yallam, frequently ventures into the Taopo Swamp with her sister, the blacksmith’s apprentice, in search of valuable ore. Hardheaded, this one.
This is a much older drawing, but here’s my Celestrian from Dragon Quest IX! Her name is Sacha and she’s a sweetheart who’s always there for people in need.
ADHD and autism is basically being considered rude for the dumbest reasons
those reasons are usually 1. ADHD/autistic person didn’t literally read your mind for the Correct Social Cue(s) 2. ADHD/autistic person has a need or a boundary that doesn’t actually harm anyone, but it’s not a Correct Social Cue thing so you think they shouldn’t
3. ADHD/autistic person forgot/didn't realise/doesn't know/is just too damn tired to perform the Correct Tone
4. ADHD/Austistic person struggled to understand/ needed a seemingly obvious thing clarified or explained to them and got accused of sealioning/asking in bad faith.
5. ADHD/autistic person got infuriated by Bad™ Sounds™/Textures™/Images™ and tried to keep from reacting, but still slipped up once, and because it's not a Correct Social Reaction to a Correct Social Cue, they got everyone upset at them for "blowing up over nothing" before they had the chance to apologize.
6. ADHD/autistic person tried to imitate Correct Social Cue but didn't quite do it Correctly, and now the person they were interacting with thinks they were being dismissive and condescending instead of the reluctant-but-accepting they were trying for.
7. ADHD/autistic person couldn't spare the brainpower to identify their emotional state until they burst into tears for no discernable reason. They didn't even feel the need to cry and still don't, but their body won't stop. This results in the other person becoming convinced the ADHD/autistic person is trying to guilt-trip them, which in turn guilt-trips the ADHD/autistic person for not being able to stop crying on demand.
8. ADHD/autistic person physically couldn't stop themself from internalizing a vaguely-negative comment, and then couldn't focus on anything but the comment. When the others nearby try to regain their attention, they likely won't be able to without losing patience, which makes everybody's moods worse once the ADHD/autistic person can see them.
i could go on
9. ADHD/autistic person has learned to perform Correct Social Cues through mimicry, but the people they mimicked don’t perform them Correctly for the group the ADHD/autistic person is currently in so it comes across as wrong.
10. ADHD/autistic person heard a stray comment that sent their mind on a tangent and they burst out with an observation that seems wildly inappropriate for the moment but makes perfect sense to the ADHD/autistic person, because that’s where their train of thought led them.
4 and 10 hit different😔
Let me just add
11.) ADHD/Autistic person tries to calm their emotional upset by stimming and now everyone thinks they are being rude/ignoring them to do a seemingly pointless task that they don't understand the reason of and ADHD/autistic person isn't calm enough to explain to them.
12. ADHD/ autistic person answers with the truth to a question thinking it would be helpful but apparently is the Wrong Moment To Be Honest™ and the other part get upset
THAT. THAT’S THE WORST ONE.
13. ADHD/Autistic person asked how they can help. Somehow this is the wrong thing to say
OKAY MAYBE THAT IS THE WORST ONE, FOR REAL THIS TIME.