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Maybe we should have thought about that before letting millions of people to become ill with long covid?
— Kit Yates (@Kit_Yates_Maths) January 28, 2023
Does he really think it's a choice for the people who are off work long-term sick? pic.twitter.com/BCvGs2BHk7
"Most theorems in #mathematics are named after mathematicians who are French or German men"
— Angela Tabiri, PhD (@angela_tabiri) January 31, 2023
How can we #decolonise mathematics to make maths curricula more inclusive?@kofi_adotey, myself and others share some thoughts on this:https://t.co/VCrxqNh6sl@NatureCareers
Lebesgue spaces? Do you mean Lesbian spaces?
— what is this behavior (@djmansib) January 31, 2023
OMG the book by @flavordynamics just arrived!! Itβs so pretty!! Thank you thank you Max for allowing me to be part of it with my little drawings π pic.twitter.com/OYr1FVFLuD
— Constanza Rojas-Molina (@Coni777) January 30, 2023
πππ» https://t.co/5kAi7VPCN4 pic.twitter.com/MGeLNGJwU1
— π» Tien π·οΈ-move Chih π» (@TienChihMath) January 31, 2023
me and who?? pic.twitter.com/hGlsV65BS9
— frobunnius (@frobunnius) February 1, 2023
Do you talk math with your kids? Try this:
— Οle Ormsby (@MotivicKyle) February 2, 2023
Make your own connect-the-dots and color in the enclosed regions (βZonesβ). Count the Dots, Lines*, Zones, and Parts**.
*Lines are (squiggly?) connections bw Dots. (No crossing!)
**Parts are connected groups of Dots and Lines. 1/4 pic.twitter.com/IHLdA4GDyq
I still find it amazing that you can rock up and pay for a flu jab, but there is no similar provisions for the covid vaccine, despite the fact we know so much about the potential consequences of covid infection.
— Kit Yates (@Kit_Yates_Maths) January 28, 2023
To me this is just bonkers.
probably the most important page on the internet https://t.co/6FPBst5JhD
— Ξ£^β Brendan (@grassmannian) January 29, 2023
With the help of a wonderful team @WIRED, I recently had the chance to try to explain how mathematicians think about infinity at five levels of increasing complexity. You can see our conversations at the link below: https://t.co/xMhiEED1yG
— Emily Riehl (@emilyriehl) January 31, 2023
Sometimes you want to see the Cayley table for S3 being completed using perm. diagrams... so you automate it (did this take too much time that I didn't need to spend right now... yes). Now it just needs a soundtrack. Any suggestions? #math #grouptheory @manim_community pic.twitter.com/Uo2TTcRn0f
— Tom Edgar (@TedG) February 1, 2023
why did i major in math i hate it so much lmao
— what is this behavior (@djmansib) January 28, 2023
People donβt celebrate new theorems like they used to pic.twitter.com/lKGN2B4tkG
— Jay Cummings (@LongFormMath) February 3, 2023
lettuce consumer asmr by Cujo and Lula pic.twitter.com/z1aAVghEda
— frobunnius (@frobunnius) January 28, 2023
Australia needs to choose someone new to be on their currency. I think the choice is obvious. https://t.co/LFlD6cxbEx pic.twitter.com/43rMeYemcV
— Jay Cummings (@LongFormMath) February 2, 2023
ouffffffff the shapes pic.twitter.com/vxwvKZQcdC
— frobunnius (@frobunnius) February 3, 2023
Opportunity for researchers (with PhD) to visit Australia to work in the Mathematical Sciences (broadly defined) and establish collaborations.
— Eduardo G. Altmann (@EduardoGAltmann) February 1, 2023
Visits of 4+ weeks in 2024, to @SydMathInst + any other institution.
Deadline Feb 21, DM/E-mail if interested.https://t.co/VKuVGKzOG4
Hot take: The two most important facts about group actions are (1) the orbit-stabilizer theorem (πΊπ₯ β πΊ/πΊβ) and (2) that the equivariant automorphisms of a transitive πΊ-set with isotropy conjugacy class (π») is the normalizer of π» mod π».
— Οle Ormsby (@MotivicKyle) January 30, 2023
Here is some important advice that I received from senior researchers when I was a postdoc. pic.twitter.com/eaELOFmgXC
— Mason Porter (@masonporter) February 3, 2023
MY BABIES!!!! (look close to see π Lula the lurkin lagomorph) pic.twitter.com/wbog216lfl
— frobunnius (@frobunnius) January 30, 2023