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Do you do math in pen or pencil?
This is a big question, and often quite controversial. Please try to keep it civil.
Why do you use the writing utensil you do? What one do you use (if you have a specific one)?
Do you look down on those who use something different?
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>>8243584
Didn't we already have this thread?
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>not LaTeX
cmon sci...
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>>8243588
No.
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>>8243596
Not the same
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>>8243584
Eyy fountain pen bro.
I've been using a pilot custom heritage 91 lately. It's a nice pen. In general, I just prefer fountain pens cause they're fun and they help make me want to write things (and thus do work).
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autistic af but your handwriting is great OP
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>>8243584
You care more about how your math looks rather than the content of your math. You're shallow and waste time.
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>>8243608
i got a lamy 2000 to take notes and to do homework with last semester, but the fine nib is huge, and it looks like I wrote with a goddamned magic marker, even on nicer paper.
I use it for journaling, and i'm really happy with it in general, but since i blew my pen budget on the lamy, i'm stuck with my fine metropolitan for note taking, at least in math and physics.
>inb4 "shoulda got a vanishing point," i know that already
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Pen is superior, I only use pencil on exams. Pens flow better, and never break or need sharpening. Erasing makes paper look like shit, so I usually just cross mistakes out anyway
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