>people who cry at the "beauty of math"

I have no problem with ut if they actually are good at doing math.

>>8472741

getting emotional about mathematics (with the exception of frustration) makes you a pretentious cocksucker.

>>8472851
I've never cried. Or felt sadness.
I felt a lot of anger and frustration at not getting stuff.
But sometimes I do feel a sort of "deep" OH. Awe like.
It happens nearly never but it's nice.
"Cold and austere beauty" kind of feel.

>>8472851
Uncultured swine detected.

>>8472851
There's nothing wrong with getting excited for something you feel passionate about

>>8472851
kill yourself you fucking brainlet

I jumped with glee after seeing the proof to the product rule.

Hahaha this is gold

>>8472681

>people who deny climate change and blame it on Chinese hoaxes

>>8473432

>product rule
>laughing bitches.png


terrible bait, but I took it.

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>>8472851
>not controlling your euphoria when you find out yourself the derivatives of every trigonometric and exponential operation, while going on bus, as a kid.
Heh, plebs.

>>8472851
>not feeling satisfaction as all pieces fall in place
Together we can solve the puzzle

>>8473762
Mexicasian?

>>8473432
>product rule
>proof
Product rule is an axiom. Bait harder.

>people who cry after failing their math class

>>8474125
>baiting by claiming bait
Here's your (you)

>>8472681
>>8472851
GTFO