Themed Mixtape Game

[Internally Deformed]

consvming.

 

[Satanstoenail]

I'm out. I'm sure you're all devastated.

 

[CiG]

@H.P. Lovecraft always wants Moorcock.

Maybe because it's music? Personally when I listen to music I usually like to kick back and listen, not crouch over the lyric book and nerd out on what is probably just going to end up being 2nd or 3rd rate poetry. I do read some lyrics, but a lot of the time they are just an afterthought.

Fair enough. I enjoy music quite thoroughly myself, especially if it's something I really like.

What I'm saying though is, don't blame others because you don't know shit about the music you claim to like.

 

[Baroque]

This is a fucking easy playlist. Go read some shit you fucking nerds.

Eh fuck off. Read some math and science books instead of fiction.

 

[Internally Deformed]

True, we should be fantasizing about uninhabitable planets rather than habitable fantasy worlds.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

Eh fuck off. Read some math and science books instead of fiction.

I read both some David Hilbert and Tolkien today, whatcha gonna do now fag?

 

[Baroque]

I read both some David Hilbert and Tolkien today, whatcha gonna do now fag?

Give you a like. Because Tolkien.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

@H.P. Lovecraft always wants Moorcock.

You know me, I can't get enough of that sweet dragon prince, baby.

 

[Baroque]

True, we should be fantasizing about uninhabitable planets rather than habitable fantasy worlds.

This makes no sense? We will inhabit Mars and never inhabit middle earth.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

Give you a like. Because Tolkien.

I also read Hilbert, one of history's greatest mathematicians in addition to Tolkien. I've got my math, science, and fantasy bases covered, so checkmate.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

I HATH ONE-UPPED THEE!

 

[Internally Deformed]

This makes no sense? We will inhabit Mars and never inhabit middle earth.

We will, possibly, at great cost, in statistically insignificant numbers, for a limited period, inhabit Mars. We've all enjoyed Middle Earth.

 

[Baroque]

Still, you admit we will literally inhabit Mars (take it from me, it is in the works) and we cannot literally inhabit middle earth, only imagine so. Thus your statement was false, again.

 

[Phylactery]

I also read Hilbert, one of history's greatest mathematicians in addition to Tolkien. I've got my math, science, and fantasy bases covered, so checkmate.

Pfft. He's no Euler. Obviously the only acceptable answer as greatest mathematician.

 

[Baroque]

Pfft. He's no Euler. Obviously the only acceptable answer as greatest mathematician.

I can support that opinion.

Idk though, Newton.

Galois also.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

Pfft. He's no Euler. Obviously the only acceptable answer as greatest mathematician.

Hey, that's why I said "one of history's greatest", not "history's greatest". Euler is all but unbeatable, no doubt.

 

[Phylactery]

Newton and Liebnitz would be next, because what the fuck would we be doing without calculus?!

Also I met another teacher the other day and she had a e^ipi + 1 = 0 tattoo on her wrist! Got my nerd senses tingling.

Tried to copy it in the correct format from Word but this website doesn't allow it.

 

[Internally Deformed]

Still, you admit we will literally inhabit Mars (take it from me, it is in the works) and we cannot literally inhabit middle earth, only imagine so. Thus your statement was false, again.

It depends on what you mean by "we". I think it's possible - if not likely - that a small number of individuals may reside on Mars for a short while in the nearish future, exciting as that sounds.

As to living on Middle Earth, I commend your grasp of the nuanced distinction between fictional and non-fictional realities. Nevertheless, Middle-Earth has probably been a more vivid and enjoyable environment for the popular imagination to explore than Mars, discounting perhaps the works of Edgar Rice Burroughs.

 

[H.P. Lovecraft]

Newton and Liebnitz would be next, because what the fuck would we be doing without calculus?!

Also I met another teacher the other day and she had a e^ipi + 1 = 0 tattoo on her wrist! Got my nerd senses tingling.

Tried to copy it in the correct format from Word but this website doesn't allow it.

Basically. Also, who would tattoo that equation on their arm? That's just faggy.

 

[Phylactery]

Hey! It's the most beautiful equation in mathematics. Don't hate. If I were more daring I'd get one too!

I'm also a bit of a Cauchy fanboy because complex analysis was one of my favourite modules at University.