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if you don't think of ice cream anymore when you hear someone say, "(a variable) over pi"
This forum discussion humorously explores the traits that define someone as "too much of a mathematician." Participants share witty observations, such as the notion that one is too much of a mathematician if they find "epsilon < 0" amusing or if they can distinguish between a doughnut and a coffee mug. The conversation also touches on the use of mathematical jargon in everyday language, with references to Polya's "How to Solve It" and the phrase "for all x such that." Overall, the thread highlights the quirky and often humorous aspects of mathematical thinking.
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Lisa! said:Oops...no , now that's a real mathematician considring this 1:
You are a mathematician if you say 'A', write 'B' but mean 'C'![]()