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akautomatics:

Sweet tat I saw at Crews last night

And we saw him again there last night! He’s hot, and I actually wanna talk to him, cause I remember he was an Afghan vet, for all I know, he may of served along side me in combat.

Sweet tat I saw at Crews last night

And we saw him again there last night! He’s hot, and I actually wanna talk to him, cause I remember he was an Afghan vet, for all I know, he may of served along side me in combat.

A perfect number is one that equal to the sum of it’s positive proper divisors. 1,2,3 are the proper divisors of 6, and 1+2+3=6.

You are my 6, Ms.Gallium.

hadron94:

YESSSSSSSSS

I *have* done this. right down to the using Euler’s identity.

Me and my fiance do shit like this to people ALL the time. We meet people (online dating sites and IRL) and start talking about differential geometry, or I’ll take an innuendo, spin it to involve my balls, Tell them how they’re hairy and I can’t comb them, and then explain the hairy ball theorem to them and be like “yay algebraic topology!”

(Source: gradualunderstanding)

"Study groups with fellow students are an excellent idea. But, make sure that everyone participates and contributes; and after you have solved a problem (for example, in a math course), make sure that everyone in the group understands and agrees why the solution is correct.” -Alan Sokal, professor of physics at New York University and professor of mathematics at University College London"

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http://bit.ly/17SdUW1 (via stemuniversity)

Awesome advice from an awesome scientist.