Hypergrowth cult is always “interesting”. Because it happened with X, apparently it will happen with Y. Then, unavoidably, it goes through the boom and bust cycle. I am sick of it.

That’s not so far off from me, as a math major I know nothing :/

At this point, I wonder how we can solve google’s youtube monopoly. Is it even doable? So overwhelming.

When suggested adblock, my mother also do not convinced it’s right to use them. Basically, my mother is grateful for the service provided, and will “pay” by watching ads. I guess this one is not so clear-cut.

Is there any other obscure programming language than haskell though?

Are lisps obscure?

Ah thanks, I wonder if GUI tools for this is useful. Especially if it is for system diagnostics.

Hmm, what does lsusb do?

Damn, I am a math graduate and somehow I do not know problems like this

But what if good & evil does not exist in an objective sense, and it depends on individual circumstances? Then the god obv need not conform to the standards. They can be both good and evil.

Idk about worshipping part, people seem to worship powerful beings.

I disagree. Most people seem dumb, but there are select few which are incredibly genius.

Like, I heard of a model theorist who produces quality papers every month or so. Then there is also Andrew Wiles, who proved Fermat’s last theorem through labyrinth of Langlands. The complexity and depth of the field is just insane.

Looks like on a drawing board vs. actual implementation. At least it works >.>

Ah, good old relativity. Btw where did you learn about epicycles?

I am more impressed that people know about divisibility. What’s next, random people knowing about ideals?

I’m not convinced that’s a plus. Really feels like ignorance is bliss nowadays

I literally have nothing, bruh. Reading this thread reminded me that I am trulu the inferior being.

Wish I had that, my brain used to love math but no longer anymore. Now I am left with empty despair

Oh, could you give an example?

Confusing direction is gotta be my nemesis. Not gonna lie, nearly half of cognitive load is with the direction in math…

Ever seen an (insert any math field) textbook?

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