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Very.

Stop being so hard on yourself lol! Every girl here should want to know what you look like. :P

*cough* :roll:
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(ditto)

saw your picture. i'm a big mathematic addict, and physics, mostly algebraic equations. when i'm studying something like area, it bores the hell out of me.

least not all guys who like math are nerdy. heh.




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Algebra...no. I really like Calculus-based Topological studies. Mostly because it splices in certain aspects of Quantum Mechanics, and if you really want to increase the number of pages you need, you can throw in some Superstring theory. Personally, Topology is the best part of mathematica there is.
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What is the Superstring theory? :o I am also VERY VERY interested in astro-phisics
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*mutters something about just trying to get through Algebra 2*

Lol I liked geometry better myself.. I love everything having to do with logic. That's why I loved geometric proofs.. I didn't mind memorizing all the theorems, because I got to use them to prove a certain equation was in fact true.
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only you, crysi.
astro physics, eh? actually, if i had enough math, (and they had it at school.. gur) i would take that. qunatum mechanics? jeesh... and your my age? oi. lucky.
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You know.. it scares me that Incandescence is younger than I am. And about a billion times smarter. :?
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M-M-M-Math? *Shudders*




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Where? Firestarter we need you over here! Burn it!
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Tara wrote:Where? Firestarter we need you over here! Burn it!


Huh?

As for math, I am a freshman in AGS3 and I have it 1st hr, which sucks. But somehow I kind of like doing math homework. It calms me down and *gasp* can get me to focus! Sometimes.
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I'm with Tara and Delo, I abhor math. *shudders violently*
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Incandescence wrote:Algebra...no. I really like Calculus-based Topological studies. Mostly because it splices in certain aspects of Quantum Mechanics, and if you really want to increase the number of pages you need, you can throw in some Superstring theory. Personally, Topology is the best part of mathematica there is.


Topological mathematics is a turn on, completely unruptured in its view, which is limitless depending on how it is viewed (which should be limitless anyway). People get in sorts over it, and I agree it’s fascinating; but apart from studying the doughnut or something, I haven't really learnt much about it yet.

Have you ever taken a personality test, Incandescence?

http://209.15.29.56/myersbriggs/personhome.htm

It's good, especially career and interest wise, to be aware of the reasons that sort of analatycal thinking interests you. I got an INTP.




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Where? Firestarter we need you over here! Burn it!


Burn what?

*shrugs and torches the whole thread*
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hawk wrote:
Incandescence wrote:Algebra...no. I really like Calculus-based Topological studies. Mostly because it splices in certain aspects of Quantum Mechanics, and if you really want to increase the number of pages you need, you can throw in some Superstring theory. Personally, Topology is the best part of mathematica there is.


Topological mathematics is a turn on, completely unruptured in its view, which is limitless depending on how it is viewed (which should be limitless anyway). People get in sorts over it, and I agree it’s fascinating; but apart from studying the doughnut or something, I haven't really learnt much about it yet.

Have you ever taken a personality test, Incandescence?

http://209.15.29.56/myersbriggs/personhome.htm

It's good, especially career and interest wise, to be aware of the reasons that sort of analatycal thinking interests you. I got an INTP.


I'm INTJ. Apparently, so was C.S. Lewis! :D
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