@watsoncomedian I have had, since childhood, a genuine phobia of Wombles, and still cannot bear to look at them. Is there any way I could get over this?
@maleficaria @JasonStrummer The irony that you’re using a gif from AHS, one of the most LGBTQ+ friendly shows around, with numerous trans actors, characters and plotlines. It’s almost like the aesthetic of witchiness and queerness go hand in hand.
@AlexTheTrainGuy @north0fnorth Ignore the last two words and you can see what I think they’re trying to say. That it’s not the food that’s LGBT, but rather the restaurants.
@watsoncomedian As someone who studies the philosophy of mathematics at uni, particularly the way we come to know mathematical truths, this is fascinating to me! I’m leaning on the side of unknowing maths god.
@samreich Already got my tickets booked for Clocktower on Tuesday! I had an inkling you might be on that date. Saw two performances last week and it was truly insane, so I’m looking forward to the chaos you bring to the table :))
@_ivyzhang@littmath No, induction, for all its flaws, is fine for proving results over natural numbers of objects (incl. horses). In this case, the proof uses a faulty inductive step that doesn’t work for n = 2.