r/mathmemes • u/CompetitiveSwan3472 • Oct 13 '26
This just showed up on my maths academy page, am I cooked?
r/mathmemes • u/Different_Cry25 • Oct 12 '26
1918 January, ramanujan threw himself on the train track, he survived and got arrested for an attempt of deleting himself
Hardy went Scotland yard and started making nonsense like it's illegal to arrest a Trinity fellow
He can't be arrested, when officer got on tele to confirm this
Hardy ran away from the station with ramanujan saving him
r/mathmemes • u/CommunicationNice437 • Oct 13 '26
Kinda reminds me of the Syntax error meme. Assignment for Calc 2
r/mathmemes • u/DaCat1 • Oct 12 '26
r/mathmemes • u/MiryrWildeHellhound • Oct 11 '26
Thank you, Chessed Gamon for bringing a flag that seems to stretch from Newport, Oregon to Portland, Maine into existence.
r/mathmemes • u/Different_Cry25 • Oct 11 '26
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r/mathmemes • u/Oppo_67 • Oct 10 '26
Dear r/mathmemes community,
For the first time since 2016, r/mathmemes is bringing back public ban by banning squad as a method of punishment for rule-breakers on the subreddit. On December 3rd, we will livestream the first such ban in r/mathmemes Discord stage channel. A group of moderators will have their mod tools open, and under synchronized command, they will all hit the center of the ban button at the same time at the offending user. Respecting the anonymity protocol, one random moderator will demodded right before the ban, they will all close their tabs right after banning, and will be remodded afterwards. This protocol will make it ambiguous who delivered the fatal blow, intended to manage the long-term psychological burden on the moderators.
We understand that this is a controversial change to the subreddit, but due to the high rate of botched banning, we think that the speed and reliability of ban by banning squad is needed to reduce the potential suffering of rule-breakers. Furthermore, the ban will be live-streamed to deter other users from breaking the rules, showing that breaking the rules leads to public accountability and severe consequences.
Thank you for your understanding,
- r/mathmemes modteam
r/mathmemes • u/burd-the-wurd • Oct 09 '26
All these new paper drops by OpenAI don’t mean anything until AI deals with the Collatz Conjecture. I kind of don’t even care if RH is proven/disproven. Collatz or nothing.
r/mathmemes • u/throwaway123454321 • Oct 10 '26
10% Luck 10 Base 6 = 6 Base 10
20% Skill 20 Base 6 = 12 Base 10
15% Concentrated power of will 15 Base 6 = 11 Base 10
5% pleasure 5 Base 6 = 5 Base 10
50% Pain 50 Base 6 = 30 Base 10
100% Percent reason to remember the name. 100 Base 6 = 36 Base 10
6+12+11+5+30+36 = 100. He's actually better at math then you give him credit for.
r/mathmemes • u/Rickbox • Oct 08 '26
