you know who else came from chicago and was on "a mission from god"

Oggi mi sono capitati sotto il naso tre video del così detto genere "food porn" e, come sempre, mentre guardavo i primi secondi prima di passar oltre mi sono venuti in mente i genitori di Chihiro.
O la ciurma di Ulisse su Eea.

Periodic Table Regions xkcd.com/2913

Cursive Letters xkcd.com/2912

A special gem to all the metal-loving mathematicians, particularly the younger ones. The lyrics might seem like nonsensical gibberish, but the song—and the entire album—is absolutely stellar. It's a must-listen for those who like sludge/doom metal. And even for those who don't.

Funny, but the issue is that many textbooks seem to be written with the same intent in mind.

Ricordo che all'età in cui #Attal è diventato Capo del Governo in tempi recenti un politico italiano era già stato il capo del partito politico più votato d'Italia, Vicepresidente del Consiglio, Ministro del Lavoro, dello Sviluppo Economico e degli Esteri.

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One thing I firmly believe is that math is relatively simple, even at advanced levels. It's just explained by people who have been too busy studying numbers to learn how to teach it. Comforting to know it was already like this in 1910. (From "Calculus Made Easy", for free here calculusmadeeasy.org)

I've never seen anyone use anything other than Leibniz notation for integrals. Leibniz/Lagrange/Newton for derivatives.
Never seen or use Euler.

My favorite is the verbose Leibniz notation: it's longer but much clearer.

Label the States xkcd.com/2868

I libertari son fascisti che non vogliono pagare le tasse.

It's inequivocally 36.
4 is a wrong answer.

You're welcome.

She just needed to plainly say 'yes' to the question about the 'Jewish genocide', not some vague or similar rewrite. Her answer would've been fine only if Penn was a university that fiercely protected free speech. But since it's not...

Factorial Numbers xkcd.com/2835