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4 experts · 14 posts · 9d ago
Eugene Vinitsky Ben Recht jake Isaiah Bishop
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“Mathematicians have always kind of been in it for the love of the game, but thats a weird funding model for the govt. Like fund this weird dudes research into fundamental normalized co-sheafs of di…” evidence ↗
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Isaiah Bishop: Mathematicians have always kind of been in it for the love of the game, but thats a weird funding model for the govt. Like fund this weird dudes research into fundamental normalized co-sheafs of di…
Ben Recht: Hate to say it, but we pay them to teach calculus.
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