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Lishifu @hakutaku I don't look for those articles on purpose. But I will read them if they pop up...Stereotypes? What stereotypes?
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Interesting article XD. Indeed, in communities where young, educated Chinese women congregate, little puppies are preferred.
"The growing interest in little puppies is partly a reflection of the changing socioeconomic status of women in China. A survey conducted early this year found that although Chinese women are still earning 22% less than men on average, the gap is narrowing, with the difference at 30% the year before. Modern Chinese women living in major cities care less and less about finding a “proper match,” at least in terms of wealth."
https://qz.com/1287606/introducing-little-puppies-the-ideal-boyfriend-type-for-chinas-young-women/?utm_source=parSHG
Lishifu @hakutaku INFP/INFJ/ISFP/ISFJ men lol.
. @vezax ^u judge peops by their MBTI a lot >.>
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This one was pretty easy compared to the previous 2, well it involved the same identity as the 1st one which i solved, so no time waste in finding those identities XD and the solving was quick.
The answer is 4×sina×sinb×cosc/sina×sinb×cosc.. ie. Simply 4. (felt bad writing just a number as an answer lol)
. @vezax Answer = 4
. @vezax Is this ryt? ^^
Lishifu @hakutaku I will tell you later
. @vezax cool :O
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The creators of chaos theory had a special mathematical ability! Each one of them from the ones who started it to its progressors, all of them were bad at maths. Actually not! They just had a different way of solving mathematics, they could take any equation, no matter how much complex it was or how much power it has and convert it into a multi-dimensional(more than 3) graph in their mind, then cut that graph into various segments and see the answer through those segments! They relied on this and were bad at the traditional methods of solving problems! As a result they became very weak at solving relatively simpler problems but could solve complex and extremely complex problems at ease. As if they were made to tackle the chaos! Each one of them were shunned by mathematecians and physists untill they gave birth to their own field.. chaos theory.
. @vezax Though i recently got to know that chaos theory is now considered a branch of mathematics
Baka @reinhardt76 It would be a damn shame if it didn’t
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Foolish_Otaku @foolish_otaku O.o, not sure how comfy that is, but it looks kind of cute.
. @vezax Whaa? How is it cute? O.o
Foolish_Otaku @foolish_otaku I think "pretty looking" might be more accurate.
Lishifu @hakutaku It looks awesome! But I wouldn't wear it XD.china...
Foolish_Otaku @foolish_otaku Nice decoration though. Right? xD
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Well, well, well, what do we have here?
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https://youtu.be/s86-Z-CbaHA
The Banach–Tarski Paradox:
According to it mathematically it is possible to split a real physical object into multiple parts.. and combine them to obtain 2 copies of the original object!! No loss of mass, no loss of matter! simply speaking 1 + 1 = 1
This is not possible in our world though coz maybe we lack the technology to do it? dont know.. But theoretically it SHOULD BE POSSIBLE!
Such interesting things can only happen in maths >.>
Lishifu @hakutaku Math: the world of logic and rationality :D.
. @vezax but the world doesn't just run on pure logic and rationality that humans know (proven by quantum mechanics and relativity)
#ENTP lol
Lishifu @hakutaku Our parents also tend to force kids to go to a cramming school to learn Mathematical Olympiad...I found their solutions to a problem is way too complicated..There are easier, quicker ways to work out the right answer..
. @vezax Yes here also everyone are forced to join cramming schools for olympiad and entrance. ..
Totally agreed, there are easier and quicker ways to solve them, infact there are more than one to solve maths always! Some times when there are really good teachers in the cram schools they teach short tricks XD most of the times u have to figure it out urself :p
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http://a.nime.me/0116/3369/img_6577.png
^this question was really difficult ^^
Finding the upper limit was very easy, where i got stuck was finding the lower limit.. and its no wonder i got stuck there as i needed a derivative identity this time which i didnt know and had to work that out from scratch -_-
it was still fun XD
the answer is all numbers from range of e to 7.. (e being the lower limit and 7 the upper limit)
. @vezax range (e,7)
. @vezax i took around 15 mins solving that, coz i had to work out the derivative from scratch >.>
Lishifu @hakutaku ! Right answer! Sugoi!
. @vezax thankyou :3
SUGOOOOOIIII
Lishifu @hakutaku I will make a post about our conversation about math on my Chinese social media (^_-)...Later....
. @vezax lol i will become famous in china XD
waitt.. chinese have a seperate social media?
. @vezax is it restricted for non-chinese to use??
or is it some facebook group?
Lishifu @hakutaku only my schoolmates heh....Only Chinese...I think most will be indifferent....
. @vezax i see...
Lishifu @hakutaku I simply know one math personwho is doing his master degree in the university of Tokyo in person...Other acquaintances dislike math ..
. @vezax u also dislike maths i presume? >.>
maths is amazing when u get to know all the possible physical applications it can make!
moreover its a giant puzzle :3
. @vezax And there is soo much imagination possible in maths which cannot be applied in real world! So that makes it like a fantasy too... eg. The Banach–Tarski Paradox! i will say about it later :3
Lishifu @hakutaku (^_-)I disliked math because of many factors...Perhaps I hated being ridiculed by a math teacher in front of 50 students and this case led me to be bullied when I was in middle school...I failed to do well in math since then...
Lishifu @hakutaku Math is also a universal language hah
. @vezax yes maths is a universal language, all biological and human functions also follow maths..
I am sorry to hear that :/ But u raised from there and won over ur obstacles, So that makes u amazing :P
maths teachers are the worst.. tbh
. @vezax i mean not all the math teachers, the ones i met in my 11-12th.. they have too much pride and ridicule students who don't get the answers.. i never liked that.

