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modest & genius

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I once opened a physics textbook in a contemplative mood, now i know why black holes are black.

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@naman03malhotra @Urumi @Asli_Anubhav Urumi

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@Dostoevskyquot The Brothers Karamazov

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@abhilostsoul Azmuth's intelligence

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@chrisalbon @goodfellow_ian currently reading and working through this.
great book indeed!

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@PhysInHistory Gauss, the prince of mathematicians.

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@Ishaaq__Newton

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#NoDesign🙄

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@abbasayubb

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kuch nahi bhai...
sehri khtm hone ke 0.0000001 second pehle 1 litre paani pine bhul gyaa.

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that late night emotional talks with Allah in a dark room before sleeping >>>>

[Arshan_amin @_Arshan_amin]

boys turn 18 and base their entire personality around these two people.

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@mominazhan10 team me lega tabhi to naya part ayegana bhai

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@mominazhan10 mat le tension tu, woh saala fir bacha lega

[Ash Jogalekar @curiouswavefn]

Perhaps the most promising opening in a textbook ever (David Goodstein's "States of Matter").

[∇ₖPascal ∇ₚKwanten (∛) (Πασκάλ) @pascalkwanten]

1/
Kip S. Thorne's blackboards:

[😡fermion, PhD @angryfermion]

the sluttiest thing a man can do is unify quantum mechanics and gravity

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During the 17th century, this deceptively simple series, eluded the efforts of many mathematicians, including Newton, Liebniz and Jakob Bernoulli. It was Euler that in 1734, at the age of 27, derived the solution: π²/6

[Navalism @NavalismHQ]

"Choose the non-emotional response to any given situation and see how much easier your life becomes."

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@ayeshAnsari57 Aankh me ungli daal le 2 litre aasu aise hi nikal jayega