#vik's studyblr

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Isn't it amazing how terrible I can be at physics despite being so good at maths

It's why I have personal beef with the "physics is just disguised maths" crowd

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Y'all I gotta sort this out I'm feeling so disconnected from reality rn and I feel like my world is crashing down on me

Is 'whole numbers' a well defined set

Yes, and it includes positive integers {1, 2, 3...}

Yes, and it includes non negative integers {0, 1, 2, 3...}

Yes, and it includes all integers {...-2, -1, 0, 1, 2...}

No, it's not a well defined set

lol discourse in the math fandom

Voting ended onFeb 16, 2023

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So my new session begins tomorrow and I just found out

I'm honestly scared because I'm not well mentally, at all

And I was hoping to make up for all the lost time during the holidays but my mental as well as physical health said no

But I'm going to try to make amends and I'm hoping to track my progress here because that's what keeps me motivated

Ik I've tried several times in the past month or two and I've failed but plz don't judge me

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My non stem friends rlly need to ask me to explain the science behind stuff more often, this is so fun and thrilling

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On today's episode of do fathers do anything good in this world: My dad doesn't actually have any use of our iPad, but whenever he sees it and remembers it exists, he likes to pretend he needs to use it. In his latest episode of 'I saw the iPad this morning and now it's the most necessary gadget in my work life' he logged my Apple ID out, but he needed a password for that so somehow he just reset it

And now my Mac is asking me to sign in again and I have no idea what he changed the password to and I have a feeling he doesn't either

My iPad and my Mac are un-usable rn

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Is there anything more annoying than understanding a particular concept flawlessly but then not being able to solve questions based on it and so you revisit the concept to study it better and then solve the questions but the whole time you're studying it, you're like 'yeah i know this already' and when you're done and get back to the questions, you still can't solve them??

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Hot take but people who constantly whine about how we don't use maths in everyday life are fucking annoying

Like listen, you don't like the subject, drop it as soon as you can

I hated humanities so I dropped all those subjects as soon as I had a choice and not once have I whined about 'B-But I'm not using the French Revolution in everyday life' 'Teachers will try to tell you it's important to learn how people in the Indus Valley Civilisation created fires' 'I learnt this case study of Farmers in India v/s Farmers in the US and I've never used it' like girl-