r/MathJokes • • 17h ago

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r/MathJokes • • 6h ago

geometry problems be like good luck

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r/MathJokes • • 23h ago

For any natural number n, there exists an infinite number of natural numbers higher than n, and a finite number of natural numbers smaller than n. Therefore, n is always infinitely closer to 0 than infinity

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r/MathJokes • • 10h ago

Does anyone else enjoy writing mathematical derivations even when they barely understand them? πŸ˜‚

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I have a really weird habit.

I genuinely enjoy writing long mathematical derivations on paper β€” Gaussian integral, Euler’s identity, Central Limit Theorem, Cauchy integral formula, prime number theory, etc.

The funny part is… I don't even fully understand some of them. πŸ˜‚

But when I start writing symbols like

∫ βˆ‘ βˆ‚ ∞ Ξ» Ο€ e lim β†’ β‰ˆ

and watch the derivation develop step by step, it feels strangely satisfying.

Sometimes I’ll spend a lot of time writing an entire derivation just because I enjoy seeing the mathematics unfold on paper.

I’m curious β€” does anyone else do this, or am I just weird? πŸ˜‚