

jbycho
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Liberals need hokie YouTube videos to help them be even dumber than they already are.
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Liberals need hokie YouTube videos to help them be even dumber than they already are.
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Trump Forces Ceasefire In The Middle East 🏆 🎉 🚨
jbycho replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
They got nothing left in life. Literally. -
Trump Forces Ceasefire In The Middle East 🏆 🎉 🚨
jbycho replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
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Trump Forces Ceasefire In The Middle East 🏆 🎉 🚨
jbycho replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
This is precious. -
Sorry dude. What he said is smart. Are you like 18 years old?
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You are not smart on this dude. Not even remotely. Go back to your h&r block job and take a break on the politics. You are not informed. Or you ignore information. Whatever.
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This is so awesome. Trump destroying liberal's minds to the point of them not even knowing what happened over the last 4 years around them.
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Wait, I thought there weren't any kids getting sex changes
jbycho replied to Frozenbeernuts's topic in The Geek Club
Just think about some old man wishing for 14 year old boys to physically fock up their bodies. That is one sick fetish that dude has. -
MSNBC Mayhem: Rachel Maddow Pay Cut, Brutal Lineup Shakeup Coming
jbycho replied to Maximum Overkill's topic in The Geek Club
It's too much for him. First Harris lost, now this. It's rough on the liberals. -
Wait, I thought there weren't any kids getting sex changes
jbycho replied to Frozenbeernuts's topic in The Geek Club
Disgusting. This says a lot about you. Makes me sick. Creepy old man. -
Just put out ad in the personals: "Lonely old intolerable liberal, looking to lick the feet of an old ugly liberal lady. Will pay top dollar." That's about your speed, and it fits your situation in life.
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January 6, 2021 American heroes spoke and the country listened.
jbycho posted a topic in The Geek Club
It was an historic day showing Americans speaking out to protect democracy and call out the cheating that the Democrats displayed widely in the 2020 presidential election. These brave everyday Americans said "No. We will not allow this corruption to go on unnoticed!" And they made a statement that day. And since then they have been mistreated by that very same corrupt democratic party. But they can feel proud today, as they opened the eyes of all Americans, and the 2024 election went off without a hitch. 'Thank you' to all you brave Americans who gave up your freedoms to help secure our votes and make sure they count as they should. May you all be pardoned soon and paid restitution for your heroic actions on that momentous day in American history. God bless America Land that I love Stand beside her And guide her Through the night With the light From above From the mountains To the prairies To the oceans White with foam God bless America My home sweet home -
Did 'death' get banned?
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Your bra getting a bit tight there porky?
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Jussie Smollett's conviction upheld by Illinois appeals court
jbycho replied to League Champion's topic in The Geek Club
If you have no proof, how can you say that real hate crimes are more common than fake ones? Included in fake hate crimes are lowlife liberal Democrats calling everything a hate crime. -
January 6, 2021 American heroes spoke and the country listened.
jbycho replied to jbycho's topic in The Geek Club
They saved democracy. -
So your nose is still firmly planted in the ass of Zelensky. You war mongers need to be shut down and shipped out.
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What's going to be the argument against Trump if he resolves the war in Ukraine?
jbycho posted a topic in The Geek Club
But, but, but...Trump mean tweets!! -
What's going to be the argument against Trump if he resolves the war in Ukraine?
jbycho replied to jbycho's topic in The Geek Club
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What's going to be the argument against Trump if he resolves the war in Ukraine?
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This is awesome. You democrats finally admit it. Trump rules -
Students discover and publish unexpected proof for 2,000-year-old mathematical theory
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Louisiana students Ne’Kiya Jackson and Calcea Johnson wowed their teachers in 2022 when they discovered a new way to prove the 2000-year-old Pythagorean theorem in response to a bonus question in a high school math contest. But that was only the beginning. A volunteer at their former school, New Orleans’ St. Mary’s Academy, encouraged them to submit their work on the famous mathematical theory to a professional conference, and in March 2023 they became the youngest people to present at the American Mathematical Society’s Southeastern Sectional conference in Atlanta. Their appearance elicited a wave of media coverage, including a spot on “60 Minutes.” The pair also received symbolic keys to the city of New Orleans and a shout-out from Michelle Obama. Now Jackson and Johnson, who started college last year, have notched another achievement: authoring an academic paper detailing their original proof — plus nine more. Their work published Monday in the scientific journal American Mathematical Monthly. Experts described Jackson and Johnson’s approach as particularly challenging because trigonometry as a field is essentially based on Pythagoras’ theorem; thus using trigonometry to prove the theorem typically requires what mathematicians call “circular reasoning.” However, the new proofs aren’t circular, according to the study. “None of the theorems we use in our proofs … have already assumed the Pythagorean theorem to be true,” the authors wrote in the paper. Tom Murdoch, an honorary professor at the University of Bristol’s School of Mathematics in the United Kingdom, described the study as “impressive.” “I think what’s intriguing about it (this study) is that a lot of people thought it was impossible,” he said. “Trigonometric functions are based on sine and cosine, which are expressed as ratios of certain lengths of a right-angled triangle. It’s quite easy to get into a circular argument, and what’s so appealing about this is they found a line of argument using sine and cosine that doesn’t assume Pythagoras is true,” he added. Jackson and Johnson’s study outlines five new ways of proving the theorem using trigonometry, and their method reveals five more proofs for 10 total. The pair presented only one of the proofs at the 2023 conference, meaning that nine are totally new. https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2024/10/29/science/teens-pythagorean-theorem-study