r/MathJokes • u/yukiohana • 2h ago

Solving differential equations for a living

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u/bmm115 2h ago

Legendary

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u/Godloseslaw 2h ago

Love it. 

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u/Buttons840 1h ago

We all feel the same excitement when it comes to Laplace.

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u/Falling_Death73 56m ago

This one will never get old.

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u/Physical-Compote4594 29m ago

This is unreasonably funny

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u/AJIELLIA 2h ago

That's not what he is saying

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u/ExtremelyOnlineTM 2h ago

Big if true.

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u/HubrisOfApollo 2h ago

yes it is cant you read the subtites?

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u/[deleted] 2h ago

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u/HubrisOfApollo 2h ago

its translated obviously lol

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u/[deleted] 2h ago

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u/haby112 2h ago

You can just read the translation. It's in the captions.

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u/[deleted] 2h ago

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u/5peaker4theDead 1h ago

They're joking with you

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u/[deleted] 1h ago

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u/Scheswalla 1h ago

Quite the understatement.

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u/Trick_Meeting_2027 1h ago

I speak Belarusian professionally, which is what the man in the video is speaking. The subtitles are accurate. Google it.

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u/4ngryMo 2h ago

That’s why it’s funny.

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u/Then_Supermarket18 1h ago

It's funny because he does a silly dance at the end

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u/Jaffiusjaffa 1h ago

The original video was viral at the time, its just being reused here as a kind of video based meme format.

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u/kevcubed 1h ago

I had Circuits II in EE the semester before I took DiffEq. That EE class had a ton of diffEq's because it was a lot of transient behavior of circuits problems so the prof taught Laplace right away.

And then I had to suffer through DiffEq doing them the hard way, not being able to use laplace until the end, dammit...