John van den Berghe

Math & Econ @BYU/ Econ PhD @UChicago/ Professor of Marketing @SSKUniversit

[John van den Berghe @vandenBerghe]

@RichardHanania Also the Catholic Bible has books taken out? The Catholic Bible has the apocryphal books that the Protestants took out.

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@Math_files I don't get this one, can someone please explain, why is moving to n+k worse than moving to 2n?

[eternal classic @eternalclassic_]

trying to discuss anything on this site be like

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@Btoretsukuru What a beautiful diorama

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@redpillb0t Yes

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@0x44_ @Misesean1 @NLRG_it Okay, so your going to act now like you've read principia mathematica and can clearly differentiate the difference between 1+2=3 and the nuances of infinite addition in logic following from simple axioms... I don't believe it

[Math Files @Math_files]

Abstract algebra

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@Math_files Coincidentally, this is the 5050th time I've heard this story

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@MarcinGosu @pickover much less mysterious after a clear explaination

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@joeroganhq @grok can you please tell me about the causal and high quality correlational studies on seed oil consumption and why they say seed oils are equally or less harmful than other commonly consumed oils and fats

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@Liamjsm Canada: ~41 m
Pennsylvania: ~13m

[Big Serge @witte_sergei]

The NBA oddly chose a map of France that corresponds to the old Capetian realm. Why does the NBA reject French annexation of Burgundy? Are they disputing the outcome of the Battle of Nancy? Will the NBA pledge loyalty to the Valois dukes?

[David Bessis @davidbessis]

This is so cruel to Gauss: the poor guy invented the bell curve and people still expect 11.666 sigmas events to occur!

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@RealGemsfinder

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@miniapeur Students who know about quaternions:
Infinitely many

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@Lantenac @Yetidynamics @Math_files I'm sorry about your D+ in high school algebra. There creation of imaginary numbers helped renaissance Italian solve polynomial equations.

If you think we didn't need them, write the a closed form solution alternative to the quadratic equation without i.

[Kai Lentit (e/xcel) @KaiLentit]

'Just use a VPS' bro.

It's just a 1-click, 2222-step install.

[John van den Berghe @vandenBerghe]

@mikesaysthat @H0H0v exactly pairs of integers are only countably infinite, should take you ... one good afternoon