haha america

[Izzy]

Re: haha america

goddamn this explains so much

$10 he is religious and doens't believe in evolution of any form. Although religion is a human made "construct" so maybe not.

[L.B.D.D]

Re: haha america

arkuski iz a trol!!!!!!!!! loL!!!!!!!
he's pretty good at math (iirc he's an actuary??)

[choof]

Re: haha america

jesus didn't do algebra
so why should I!?

[cedolad]

Re: haha america

jesus turned water onto wine


shit definitely involved some algebra

[Izzy]

Re: haha america

jesus turned water onto wine


shit definitely involved some algebra

Clearly he just poured fermented grapes into it. No math.
Math is for losers.

Praise Jesus.

[Charu]

Re: haha america

Chemistry bitches.

[L.B.D.D]

Re: haha america

Chemistry bitches.

you and ur devilish art get out of here

[AlexDest]

Re: haha america

√-1 = god

~The Truth Is Revealed~

[benguino]

Re: haha america

I think one major problem with applying mathematics to the world outside of the classroom is that most objects aren't going to be whole representations, so pretending that they are leads to inaccurate results. Mathematics assumes a lot of things about real-life problems that most likely are not true.

When it comes to mathematical models, you have the trade off between accuracy and complexity. You assume certain things are true in order to reduce the complexity of the problem. And in many models, there are some things that are either mostly true or aren't so significant in the problem (like you don't consider the gravitational attraction of the cars around you when calculating how long it takes you to drive to town for example). So although most mathematical models are not 100% accurate, they are often accurate enough to at least give us an idea of what is going on.

[JohnRedWolf87]

Re: haha america

Jesus turned x into y.

[inuyashasits]

Re: haha america

So... one of my friends in the Pure Math club who is studying pure math as his major got a job at Google. He got paid 50k in 4 months.

[L.B.D.D]

Re: haha america

thank god he's not doing pure computational work at google

[Izzy]

Re: haha america

So... one of my friends in the Pure Math club who is studying pure math as his major got a job at Google. He got paid 50k in 4 months.

That's really weird that there are degrees that allow that kind of thing. I would have loved to have a pure computer science degree and just ignore everything non computer science related. Pretty much like a tradeskill school, but for programming.

Most schools want to give you a well rounded education though.

[ExacerbatE]

Re: haha america

Chemistry bitches.

[Pseudo Enigma]

Re: haha america

Most schools want to give you a well rounded education though.

I feel like the only one in my damn city who wants to learn everything instead of specializing. I "specialized" in history and technology but I seriously wanted to take a crack at art, music, sciences, math, etc. 4 years is not enough time for an education so vast. Fuck the system.

Also Arkuski lol wtf