Hmm, I guess we are living in completely different culture. But you are right in that hobby itself does not make one abnormal, usually.
Hmm, now said that, having anime as a hobby does make one seem abnormal over here. Similar for any non-mainstream games.
Dunno how it is “giving up happiness”, when one is (typically) unhappy in the first place.
About normal - what do you mean by “normal is spectrum”? I do not understand what you mean by that. As far as I have seen, there is an socially established concept of “being normal”, that 99% of people agree upon and go by.
I feel like hiding/changing self is oftentimes easier than finding someone who likes one as-is. Most people are quite stereotyped and prefers being normal.
I mean, it will still get correction at some point. Doubt FED wants to keep printing money, either.
True, indeed. Although, in terms of whole stock market, the recent ralley has run out of steam. I think it might be a good short opportunity once this downtrend gets confirmation. Dunno about tesla specifically, though.
Year of linux desktop, amirite?
Jesus, news outlets love hyperbole, don’t they. We are not even at 5% market share.
People know about what non-Euclidean means? Wow, do they also know about manifolds?
I have similar question: Why did Samsung bother with developing foldable phones? It isn’t selling as well as they thought, after all.
I have an iPad, now I am scared… Should I do something about this?
Is nebula also a scam? I saw it sponsored on lots of youtube channels.
Is there any other obscure programming language than haskell though?
Are lisps obscure?
Damn, I am a math graduate and somehow I do not know problems like this
I am more impressed that people know about divisibility. What’s next, random people knowing about ideals?
I’m not convinced that’s a plus. Really feels like ignorance is bliss nowadays
I literally have nothing, bruh. Reading this thread reminded me that I am trulu the inferior being.
I mean, calculus is a thorny issue in that it is mostly necessary for engineering, but is not usef for humanities. Not teach it, and STEM people will have jump of levels going college. Teach it, and humanities people will inevitably complain.
Personally, I think it is good to teach calculus just for the technical communication aspect.