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Nhoor wrote:

That could have been successful if you hadn't shared that with everybody here :)

A day before April Fool's none the less

Does this region have a discord server?

sure is interesting that bloomberg was willing to spend a billion dollars on advertising his presidential campaign, but there's a distinct lack of anywhere close to that amount of money going to stop a deadly global pandemic

I just ordered pizzata at the only restaurant in the wide area that is still open on Tuesdays. On other days this number may be expanded to a sad three at the moment...

We were fed up with our own cooking :)

New aapelistan wrote:

Well, now I've experienced it. Passport and ID required when going from a province to another

In the future passports will probably contain links to your online health record so that it can be determined by foreign officials that you have a mild case of Levodian flu upon which they will refuse you entrance to their nation.

If anyone ever tells you math is easy they're lying.

Sulamze wrote:

If anyone ever tells you math is easy they're lying.

math is easy before they start taking away all of the numbers

Amaan Land wrote:

Does this region have a discord server?

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Linaviar wrote:

But... that's when math starts to get good.

These are not mutually exclusive traits

That being said, calculus is the only class I dropped out of so by that metric it's terrible

Sulamze wrote:

If anyone ever tells you math is easy they're lying.

Math as far as it's just adding, subtracting, multiplying etc. is OK and you learn that in primary school. Secondary school math is nonsense unless you want to work as a quantum mechanic; so far I literally never had to use in real adult life any of the things they tried to teach me in secondary school. And it's not like seemingly useless facts that you learn in history ('1600 Battle of Nieuwpoort') or geography ('the river Rhine enters the Netherlands at Lobith') or language classes ('aus außer bei mit nach seit von zu are German prepositions that require the dative case'), knowledge of which you will need to randomly show off at parties; nobody is ever going to do that with math :)

Shidei wrote:

math is easy before they start taking away all of the numbers

Math was great before it had numbers too, that at least is the math I have enjoyed most and most consistently.

Is this seriously our April event