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   by titter 12y ago

   The debate goes beyond that point, as illustrated by the lengthy Wikipedia section: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/0%5E0#Zero_to_the_power_of_zer... From an undergraduate math point of view, it's wise to understand
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   by titter 12y ago

   I also have had many migraines with visual aura, and have exactly one similar experience of perceptual blindness.
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   by titter 12y ago

   I don't want to give a medical diagnosis, but this sounds familiar to me as a migraine sufferer. You might be experiencing a migraine without headache: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Acephalgic_migraine
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   by titter 12y ago

   Since there are still ~200 countries without a Fields Medal, this isn't mathematically remarkable in comparison to the parent point. So, I understand instead that you're identifying this as notable for the following reason: There
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   by titter 12y ago

   > Oh dear. When a student answers that 7/12 is 1.5 and doesn't immediately see why this couldn't possibly be true you know that the problem is rote learning of algorithms. Not really, no. 1. Students have to have a good co
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   by titter 12y ago

   So the reason for working longer hours is to ensure that the Chinese people have to work longer hours (which ensures that Westerners have to work longer hours)? Seems like a pretty bad prisoner's dilemma - and a pointless exercise if y