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What happens when an unstoppable force meets an immovable object?
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People who have a wealth of knowledge in the medical field, how do you live knowing the plethora of ways we can get rekt at any moment?
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you are smarter than a toddler.... right /sci/?
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scientificaly speaking why do gays and LGBTQP people exist??
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Is there any truth to the electric universe theory?
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What's going to happen to all the massive suburbs when American city planning inevitably moves away from this philosophy and cities become more condensed like they should be?
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It's not fully clear to me what you want. E.g. why you're treating several n's at the same time. Or whether the index k enumerates points or coordinates.
The \forall at the beginning of the set comprehension is weird.
PS you can use \mid as bar, as in
\{u \in U \mid \mathrm{funky}(u, X) > 3 \}
It's not fully clear to me what you want. E.g. why you're treating several n's at the same time. Or whether the index k enumerates points or coordinates.
The \forall at the beginning of the set comprehension is weird.
PS you can use \mid as bar, as in
\{u \in U \mid \mathrm{funky}(u, X) > 3 \}
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>Extreme Danger
>Schizo containment breach
>Dr. Söystein we need you in the /sci/ board ASAP
>Schizo containment breach
>Dr. Söystein we need you in the /sci/ board ASAP
