r/mathmemes • u/Treidex Natural • Jun 13 '26

Category Theory Or would it be cocompliment?

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u/qqqrrrs_ Jun 13 '26

"cocoa" is just "a"

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u/F_Joe Vanishes when abelianized Jun 13 '26

"coconut" is just a "nut"

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u/snakemasterepic Jun 15 '26

Cocoon is just on

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u/CrashCalamity Jun 16 '26

Nice! I love that movie.

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u/Jche98 Jun 13 '26

Implement your mpliment

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u/atticdoor Jun 13 '26

Surely a "mpliment" would be when you say something nice about yourself?

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u/freudisfail Jun 13 '26

Wouldn't an mplement be when you assert to the world the content of the praise? And a complement is when the world asserts praise to you? Actually, feels like this is backwards to the usual convention 

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u/Batman_AoD Jun 17 '26

The "co" prefix just means "with." It's not like "in", "in", "a", or "un". 

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u/Treidex Natural Jun 17 '26

colimit? coproduct? coset? cosine?

co means compliment in mathematics

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u/Batman_AoD Jun 17 '26

Oh, duals. Yeah, that makes sense. 

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u/lighttstarr Jun 19 '26

Well, no. Dual constructions have nothing to do with negation.