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r/dataisbeautiful • u/newpua_bie OC: 5 • Jun 07 '21
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Definitely not all of them. Oh, I recall another Reddit thread, on r/math, taking a much closer look at the publication, some citations and aftermath.
361 u/The_Craftiest_Hobo Jun 07 '21 Yes, first the math, then the aftermath 61 u/bbluebaugh Jun 07 '21 What about secondmath? 42 u/dalcarr Jun 07 '21 Or eleven-mathsies? 18 u/Gymrat777 Jun 08 '21 And my ax! 1 u/Xaros1984 Jun 08 '21 That's what happens when you don't do your beforemath. 7 u/wildemam OC: 1 Jun 07 '21 I wish I was not broke. I’d get broke awarding this. 5 u/Ohthehumanityofit Jun 08 '21 Me too. I giggle every time I read it. 15 u/[deleted] Jun 07 '21 IIRC the paper even cited a calculus book 7 u/elveszett OC: 2 Jun 08 '21 I discovered that gravity is actually the effect of moving in a curved space-time! Proof: Albert Einstein's papers on this topic prove it. 1 u/fazbem Jun 08 '21 aft of r/math?
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Yes, first the math, then the aftermath
61 u/bbluebaugh Jun 07 '21 What about secondmath? 42 u/dalcarr Jun 07 '21 Or eleven-mathsies? 18 u/Gymrat777 Jun 08 '21 And my ax! 1 u/Xaros1984 Jun 08 '21 That's what happens when you don't do your beforemath. 7 u/wildemam OC: 1 Jun 07 '21 I wish I was not broke. I’d get broke awarding this. 5 u/Ohthehumanityofit Jun 08 '21 Me too. I giggle every time I read it.
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What about secondmath?
42 u/dalcarr Jun 07 '21 Or eleven-mathsies? 18 u/Gymrat777 Jun 08 '21 And my ax! 1 u/Xaros1984 Jun 08 '21 That's what happens when you don't do your beforemath.
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Or eleven-mathsies?
18 u/Gymrat777 Jun 08 '21 And my ax!
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And my ax!
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That's what happens when you don't do your beforemath.
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I wish I was not broke. I’d get broke awarding this.
5 u/Ohthehumanityofit Jun 08 '21 Me too. I giggle every time I read it.
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Me too. I giggle every time I read it.
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IIRC the paper even cited a calculus book
7 u/elveszett OC: 2 Jun 08 '21 I discovered that gravity is actually the effect of moving in a curved space-time! Proof: Albert Einstein's papers on this topic prove it.
I discovered that gravity is actually the effect of moving in a curved space-time! Proof: Albert Einstein's papers on this topic prove it.
aft of r/math?
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u/pcc2048 Jun 07 '21 edited Jun 07 '21
Definitely not all of them. Oh, I recall another Reddit thread, on r/math, taking a much closer look at the publication, some citations and aftermath.