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bourbaki
@2oovy
UofT // geometer // baudrillard for vibes northernlion for cultural theory
Toronto Katılım Aralık 2018
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Fuck whatever lockheart said, I just wanna learn music theory without actually touching an instrument
talu@talu1ah
music theory is actually very easy to learn and you have no excuse not to do it
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@Wormsworth__ I have the view that it’s just humans and “everything else” and not much discrimination in “everything else”
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More complex nervous systems = more capacity to suffer = more moral consideration.
This is the moral reasoning of humans who center themselves -- and thus complexity -- in determining worth.
MauM ☯️ 🐍🌱@maum_soy
@Wormsworth__ @sibaburck The least suffering in the whole, the better. The more well-being, the better. More complex nervous system = more capacity of suffering. Not really that difficult to understand.
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Dune easily smashes the prequels lmao.
kayla@hisugarfoxx
Imagine thinking Dune is better than Revenge of the Sith 😭
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@wechatwaif I’m a lot funnier and more interesting when I’m raising someone’s cortisol
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You should be charged as though there is a button on the crosswalk that sends a billion nukes to Israel
@ratlimit@ratlimit
Our justice system should be blind to moral luck. If you blow through a red light, you should be charged as though 5 children happened to jump into the crosswalk a split second before.
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There are three people who have written good textbooks for completely different reasons: Atiyah+macdonald, Jack Lee, Johan de Jong. Jack Lee is the best of these three because he wrote three great books while the others wrote one. Everyone else sucks at writing textbooks
Athenian Stranger@Athens_Stranger
If you are a math nerd, Munkres will never disappoint you The ways the MIT math profs present this stuff is unlike anything you’ve probably ever seen and it’s nothing short of revealing an entirely new and beautiful world to you of how to think about the material
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@Silible59 No dyslexia makes more sense because it’s more perceptual. Lack of numeracy can be accounted for by mapping contexts to other frameworks
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