Land of the Free? Nope.
Home of the Brave? Nope.
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I just clicked the link to see what a âplanaâ is. This guy, maybe?
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Reminds me of this:
Frankly, Iâm a bit surprised this hasnât been going on a lot more.
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Millions of schoolchildren just found the perfect excuse for not doing their maths homework.
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Topologists travel by projective plane.
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And physicists always make sure to get their CalabiâYau manifolds checked every 3000 miles.
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Looks like calculus to me.
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In mathematical terms, a Lie group.
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Trumpâs skin tone proves the Ultraviolet Catastrophe is underway.
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This is nothing new. During the FrancoâPrussian War, the mathematician Sophus Lie was arrested on suspicion of being a Prussian spy because his notebooks were full of incomprehensible symbols.
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It really is starting to be the most prescient tale of the future.
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look the guy said he would fight back, against America, using algebra, so that is terrorism after all!
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Better ban arabic numerals while weâre at it. Roman numerals will make us much more secure against terrorist attacks.
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Abolish all numbers above 10! If God wanted us to count higher, she would have given us more fingers.
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It was about his foreign brownness (and writinâ in foreign) that suggested to her that he was Muslim - it wasnât about anything he was doing. That is, her accusation wasnât that he was doing something dangerous - it was simply that he was Muslim. As a presumed Muslim, he was the boogeyman - i.e. inherently a threat, as far as she was concerned. (And had she been right - that he actually was a Muslim - that might have been enough to get him kicked off the plane, as it has in other cases.) Thatâs a whole other level of dangerous idiocy thatâs become popular in America.
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Or you could use your knuckles.
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True, but do they truly ever reach their destination?
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