Is Maths an attractive degree?
Wouldn't you go loco for someone doing Maths eyy. That logical brain. Oh. My. God.
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Hell no.
What's your Erdos number?
Original post by ByronicHero
What's your Erdos number?
I don't know
what even is that.Original post by ByronicHero
What's your Erdos number?
sexy primes
Original post by Rhythmical
Wouldn't you go loco for someone doing Maths eyy. That logical brain. Oh. My. God.
Damn sexy.
Original post by Rhythmical
I don't know what even is that.
what even is that.https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Erd%C5%91s_number
It is very attractive to me, but I'm not exactly a typical student. 
Original post by Rhythmical
I don't know what even is that.
what even is that.Then, to our lord and Saviour Erdos, you've died. RIP.
Original post by l'etranger
sexy primes
An Erdos number of 5 would be reasonable, 11+ not so much.
Original post by ByronicHero
Then, to our lord and Saviour Erdos, you've died. RIP.
An Erdos number of 5 would be reasonable, 11+ not so much.
An Erdos number of 5 would be reasonable, 11+ not so much.
Hey don't kill me, I'm more into biology and chemistry
Yes, maths is a rare but rigorous subject when studied at degree level. It's really worth having alongside other STEM subjects. Of course, humanities are good too 
Original post by Rhythmical
Wouldn't you go loco for someone doing Maths eyy. That logical brain. Oh. My. God.
I'm biased but yes I would.
Artists, philosophers, mathematicians and politicians all turn me on... but mostly artists and politicians.
What about you ?
Original post by Vesniep
I'm biased but yes I would.
Artists, philosophers, mathematicians and politicians all turn me on... but mostly artists and politicians.
What about you ?
Artists, philosophers, mathematicians and politicians all turn me on... but mostly artists and politicians.
What about you ?
Anyone who studies STEM to be honest
Original post by Rhythmical
Hey don't kill me, I'm more into biology and chemistry
You killed yourself. Luckily you've not left. So, being a boss, when you have epsilons you can teach them maths. Just some basic invariant theory, or some Lobachevskian geometry, nothing an average 7 year old can't understand.
Original post by Rhythmical
Hey don't kill me, I'm more into biology and chemistry
> : (
Original post by Rhythmical
Wouldn't you go loco for someone doing Maths eyy. That logical brain. Oh. My. God.
It's a respectable degree.
Original post by LeTamoul
It's a respectable degree.
Full of hotties
Original post by S2M
Damn sexy.
You mean 1/cos(c)
Original post by Rhythmical
Full of hotties
Not really most of male mathematicians I know are either ugly or have a nerdy body, but for the girls yeah some of them do look good.
Original post by UWS
You mean 1/cos(c)
*my bad. I didn't put it in mathematical terms.
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