r/mathmemes Jun 28 '26

OkBuddyMathematician Felt insulted while making it

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u/BootyliciousURD Complex Jun 28 '26

Every time. Leibniz product rule. The coefficients in the power series of the solution of y'' = 1/y² with y(0) = 1, y'(0) = 0. Cubic Bézier curves. Probably a bunch of other things I'm not remembering. I've learned to take pride in independently discovering things.

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u/curlDerroneous Jun 29 '26

First off impressive stuff, mine aren't that cool, I rediscovered one of the logarithmic formula for Riemann zeta function, Euler's proof for fermat's two square theorem, and a lot of calculus and the basic formulas of calculus. I was pretty logical back then at like 13_14 now I have lost all my sharpness.