Is math gay?

[Crocodylus Acutus]

As we all know, the Greeks were primarily homosexuals, and were undoubtedly the sole creators of mathematics. Because math is the invention of the homo, it is itself homosexual in nature.

Further evidence: Pictured below is the average Greek male.

Yep, definitely gay.

 

[eatler]

Math reminds me of my dad yelling at me for getting things wrong.

Edit: STOP FUCKING CRYING, YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS BY NOW!

 

[User names must be unique]

Math is the one absolute objective truth in the universe of course it's fucking gay.

 

[Shroom King]

When you divide a gay by zero it turns into a tranny.

 

[sweater_supremacy]

Math reminds me of my dad yelling at me for getting things wrong.
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Edit: STOP FUCKING CRYING, YOU SHOULD KNOW THIS BY NOW!

when my dad tried to correct math homework i ended up getting every question qrong, and i used this as justification to not let him 'help' anymore. in reality i just cant stand his temper.

 

[Gender: Xenomorph]

1+1=ur a fag

 

[Unsane]

when my dad tried to correct math homework i ended up getting every question qrong, and i used this as justification to not let him 'help' anymore. in reality i just cant stand his temper.

I feel your pain. My father was a cunt to us kids (x3) during childhood, hence a very lonely life in old age. He never really got it and well deserved.

 

[hl2_linux]

yeah

 

[MadStan]

I feel genuine pity for those with poor math skills. You can not understand the physical universe (ergo Earth where you live) very well without it.

 

[BScCollateral]

Math is the opposite of gay.

 

[SpergioLeonne]

Math is the one absolute objective truth in the universe of course it's fucking gay.

It attempts to be. There are problems with resolution, because we can’t really identify the full complexity of what we’re trying to define with it.

You don’t run into these problems in day to day life, so it’s not really an issue. But when a field like statistics gives you weird results, like the Monty Hall problem, you suddenly realize that there are systemic issues with our basic assumptions

 

[User names must be unique]

You don’t run into these problems in day to day life, so it’s not really an issue. But when a field like statistics gives you weird results, like the Monty Hall problem,

That's cultural/human intuition running into universal truth, just because it don't make sense at first glance don't make it false my nigga. Truth is often gay and lame, and sometimes hard to gasp or accept.

 

[SpergioLeonne]

That's cultural/human intuition running into universal truth, just because it don't make sense at first glance don't make it false my nigga. Truth is often gay and lame, and sometimes hard to gasp or accept.

I’m not disagreeing with you, good dude. I’m saying math is imperfect, and if you go down that rabbit hole, it’s because WE have limits.

I believe in determinism, essentially that all things are predictable given enough information, but that there’s a sort of event horizon where having enough information to make perfect predictions is impossible because we’re not capable of omnipresence, nor can we have enough computers and equipment to monitor every atom of every molecule of every object.