Sir Isaac Newton died a virdgin to atone for this sin
Sir Isaac Newton died a virdgin to atone for this sin
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"The Greek or the Latin one?"
"Yes"
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And then the Hebrew letters were peering through the window, Javert style.
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MXXIIalphabeta
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OP flunked middle school
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I graduated from a vocational school for machining.
Which requires a great deal of algebra.
I was failing algebra but passing machining.
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Meme transcription: A man tapping his forehead. Top text: Infinite number of numbers. Bottom text: Only 26 letters.
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You have 10 numbers (or cyphers/digits) and 26 letters (mileage varies by language). You can build infinite sequences with these.
It’s not that hard, is it?
Edit: stupid typo. It used to say I’d, not it’s. (Scribble typing, autocorrect and shit proofreading lead to funny things)
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I always thought the cover to Ben Harper's album "Fight for your Mind" was a good representation about how I felt, when they started forcing me to integrate letters and numbers, in that way:
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When the math is just words and symbols you know you've gone too far. It's probably time to graduate and teach.
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Algebra existed long before Isaac Newton.
Ah yes, Mr. Albert Gebra, I remember him well.
I thought it was Algernon Bracamontes of Aragon.
Also yes, it was Dimitri Maglev who invented maglev train technology.
It was a rainy Saturday and the local farmers were in and about when he told me about those darned letters.
Pythagoras died a ‘thirdgin’ because of this. /s
I.e. you don’t even need algebra to use letters.
The funny part is that his theorem had already been discovered by an ancient civilization. I want to say the sumarians, but honestly that's the only one I'm familiar with, so I could be wrong.