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No, it is not. The mathematical answer would have beenthegoldbering said:Lmao this is so true!
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\mathbb{Q}(\pi)\cong \mathbb{Q}(x)
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No, it is not. The mathematical answer would have beenthegoldbering said:Lmao this is so true!
Starring Mr. Mostel as Captain Jack Sparrow.Ibix said:Wouldn't a pi rate be something like ##\frac{d\pi}{dt}##?
##r##Ibix said:Wouldn't a pi rate be something like ##\frac{d\pi}{dt}##?
They often tell you that be a pirate's favourite letter, but the truth is, their first love, it be the ##c##.DrGreg said:##r##
Ibix said:Wouldn't a pi rate be something like ##\frac{d\pi}{dt}##?
DrGreg said:##r##
<My reaction:>Ibix said:They often tell you that be a pirate's favourite letter, but the truth is, their first love, it be the ##c##.
Had to look that one up (somewhat belatedly). An interesting given name, appropriate for ##d\pi/dt##.jbriggs444 said:Starring Mr. Mostel as Captain Jack Sparrow.
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Shouldn't that be six?joshmccraney said:Teacher: what's 110+10
Student (yelling loudly): FIVE
We proved 6=8 upthread, so you were right anyway.Bandersnatch said:There you go, eight. Thought I could do sums.
Yes, I agree that the correct answer ("xix") is pronounced as "six".Bandersnatch said:Shouldn't that be six?
benorin said:
This is the best knot-theory joke imo:jedishrfu said:A friend of mine is a knot theorist and I told him a joke that wasn’t about knot theory.
He said he’s too old for not-knot jokes.
I have another one. However, this isn't a joke. It really happened (to me).malawi_glenn said:This is the best knot-theory joke imo:
The difference between theorists and practitioners!fresh_42 said:All three specialized in knot theory at the time. We met at the parking area and besides mine, only one other dude had his tie tied. He asked a homeless drinking beer at a kiosk to tie his knot. The other two were standing there having their ties in hand asking me to tie them.
They are actually from India. We only received them from the Arabs. But they found their way via India > Persia > Arabia > Italy into our culture. And Indians are actually Aryans. So be careful with what you claim. Not that you bring on ideas.BillTre said: