I’ll leave the calculation to you That’s the mathematical term Horrible integral Fancy Multi/DiffEq You don’t need to worry about the derivation Come on! Multi/DiffEq Horrible integral Accept this without proof Don’t need to worry about this derivation Algebraically Horrible diagram Urie Geometry Alright And then I will comment on this Accept this without proof Theoretically A bit unphysical You have a homework problem like this Horribly complicated Moral of the story I’m going to prove this You can compute that A bit unphysical Intuitively I want everybody to have an opinion on this Quite Can everyone see that Shitting on American math education I’m going to argue that… I’ll leave the calculation to you That’s the mathematical term Horrible integral Fancy Multi/DiffEq You don’t need to worry about the derivation Come on! Multi/DiffEq Horrible integral Accept this without proof Don’t need to worry about this derivation Algebraically Horrible diagram Urie Geometry Alright And then I will comment on this Accept this without proof Theoretically A bit unphysical You have a homework problem like this Horribly complicated Moral of the story I’m going to prove this You can compute that A bit unphysical Intuitively I want everybody to have an opinion on this Quite Can everyone see that Shitting on American math education I’m going to argue that…
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I’ll leave the calculation to you
That’s the mathematical term
Horrible integral
Fancy
Multi/DiffEq
You don’t need to worry about the derivation
Come on!
Multi/DiffEq
Horrible integral
Accept this without proof
Don’t need to worry about this derivation
Algebraically
Horrible diagram
Urie
Geometry
Alright
And then I will comment on this
Accept this without proof
Theoretically
A bit unphysical
You have a homework problem like this
Horribly complicated
Moral of the story
I’m going to prove this
You can compute that
A bit unphysical
Intuitively
I want everybody to have an opinion on this
Quite
Can everyone see that
Shitting on American math education
I’m going to argue that…