This bingo card has a free space and 24 words: doesn't diss engineers and physicists whenever given the chance, hates working with actual numbers, loves ugly generalizations, judges people when they misuse math terminology, has a favorite greek letter, "there's always a solution" doesn't apply said solution to any real life situation, loves riddles, paradoxes, or puzzles, has said "slightly non-trivial" or "HIGHLY NON-TRIVIAL", writes everything on graph paper, every class has a C average, praised Gödel like a god at some point, bragged about how fast they completed their multiplication charts back in elementary school, actually enjoys solving proofs, received a violent essay from someone trying to disprove a proof that's existed for 50+ years, has used LaTeX for non-math/non-academic documents, "it's simple calculus, really", either really good or really bad at mental arithmetic (no in-between), corny sense of humor, prefers mymathlab > webassign, hates research but secretly wants to go back into research, solves a math problem they were working on a week ago in their dreams, doesn't question why the math just happens to work, forgets to add "+C" and can only compute theoretical algebra.
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