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my favorite Millennial Thing™ is when a group of us are standing around and talking and someone asks a question that no one knows the answer to and suddenly it’s a race to get out your phone and google it and be the first to know, and then someone starts reading the Wikipedia article about the thing aloud to everyone else, and what started as a casual conversation is now A Learning Opportunity and we all walk away a little more knowledgeable about a random topic

Like, Boomers hate when we do that, but I think it’s one of the best things about us.

So long as we have internet or a cell signal, all of the world’s collective knowledge is at our fingertips, and damned if we aren’t going to use it.

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This! I'm in love.

Just wait until anti-vaxxers learn about bijections.

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A new geometric design every day

10.04.19 // went to a cafe this evening to get some vegan coffee cake before my first final but they were all out :( rip

Hi! Maths and celestial mechanics student here! 😊

I’m looking for more studyblrs to follow!

I’m an astrophysics student. I’m most interested in physics/astronomy/math. I also love books, plants, the beach, and pretty landscapes a lot. And of course I love nice stationery and pens. (These pretty much encompass what my posts are about.)

So reblog this if you are a also studyblr or are also interested in any of those things and I can check your blog out!!

I’m a “late” PhD student and it’s the best decision I’ve ever taken.

Yes, everyone is younger than me. But this is my place, my time and my moment. Everyone has their speed and this is mine.

you’re not falling behind. you are still young and have a whole life ahead of you. you have enough time to explore things u love and experience your life and make your goals come true and find reasons to live. take things one day at a time and don’t let the fear of falling behind stop you because life isn’t a race.

Appearing like trenches dragged into the earth, sunken lanes, also called hollow-ways or holloways, are centuries-old thoroughfares worn down by the traffic of time. They’re one of the few examples of human-made infrastructure still serving its original purpose, although many who walk through holloways don’t realize they’re retracing ancient steps.

- Allison Meier in Atlas Abscura

Unexpected great discoveries. Calculating the cosmos: How mathematics unveils the universe. By Ian Stewart.