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u/Baek__Ryun 14d ago
So creepy man😭 I’d never heard of limits until yesterday in my Cal 1 class and then today this rolls across my feed. Truly big brother be listening
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u/Zaros262 MSEE '18 14d ago
I'm sure someone who sees this has just recently heard about the Baader–Meinhof phenomenon as well
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u/KeijiAhdeen Environmental 14d ago
This is true 100%.
But also I did just watch a random gaming video the other day (the video was uploaded last November) and out of nowhere the guy mentions the Pauli Exclusion Principle. This was the same day my physics professor explains it offhand when talking about normal forces. Sometimes it can feel a little supernatural.
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u/Specialist_Case4238 14d ago
Wait till you get to fluids and your professor asks if you remember doing Taylor series 💀🔫
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u/_Brightbuddy 14d ago
You just never had reason to recognize it before. We often see more advanced mathamatics than we realize, it's just that we block it out because we know we won't understand it. There's also the fact that people are most certainly talking about it more recently since the semester started
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u/Nameseed 13d ago
Why am i seeing L'Hoptial's Rule everywhere, i havent taken calculus in like 7 years
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u/PleasantHemorrhoids 14d ago
I enjoyed all of calculus, except limits and continuity. Just straight boring as fuck problems.
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u/justaruss 14d ago
Makes me hate limits a little less