Math Lovers United
The place to meet fellow math lovers and discuss mathematics
Journal created:
on 28 November 2004 (#5290520)
Updated:
on 10 December 2014
Location:
Ishango, Zaire
Website:
Membership:
Open
Posting Access:
Anybody , Moderated
This is a community for those who, for whatever bizarre reason, are fascinated by mathematics at any level.
It can be used for everything from asking help with a concept you're stuck on (note: we will help you see HOW to solve it. we don't do your math homework :P ), to expressing the existential woes of being a rigorous thinker in a world of people who don't even bother with hand waving.
Here you can meet fellow math-minded people, mention funny/interesting math-related anecdotes, and basically just string together any bunch of symbols that, in some semantic way, has to do with mathematical topics.
This is not a community for intellectual snobs. Mathematicians are people, too :P So take it easy, and don't worry about "not looking smart enough," or not knowing enough math to even talk. Everyone is (literally) math-retarded compared to Euler or Gauss, anyway, so relax in the comforting knowledge that we're all idiots.
Whether you're a math-inclined highschool student or you just won the fields medal, you're welcome and encouraged to participate. So please do :)
Thanks!
It can be used for everything from asking help with a concept you're stuck on (note: we will help you see HOW to solve it. we don't do your math homework :P ), to expressing the existential woes of being a rigorous thinker in a world of people who don't even bother with hand waving.
Here you can meet fellow math-minded people, mention funny/interesting math-related anecdotes, and basically just string together any bunch of symbols that, in some semantic way, has to do with mathematical topics.
This is not a community for intellectual snobs. Mathematicians are people, too :P So take it easy, and don't worry about "not looking smart enough," or not knowing enough math to even talk. Everyone is (literally) math-retarded compared to Euler or Gauss, anyway, so relax in the comforting knowledge that we're all idiots.
Whether you're a math-inclined highschool student or you just won the fields medal, you're welcome and encouraged to participate. So please do :)
Thanks!
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