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How to Use Facebook Emoji to Respond to a Math Proof

January 25, 2019

A key to the six Facebook reaction emoji, translated into reactions to a math proof.

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Cartoon by Ben Orlin, Math with Bad Drawings. https://cartoons.mathwithbaddrawings.com/2019-01-25-how-to-use-facebook-emoji-to-respond-to-a-math-proof/ (CC BY-NC 4.0)
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[Title] "How to Use Facebook Emoji to Respond to a Math Proof"

Like = "sure, I'll take your word for it"

Love = "you actually explained that! marry me!"

Haha = "did you just call that the 'non-technical' part? you jester, you!"

Wow = "wow"

Sad = "this computation weighs heavily upon my soul. please, speak no more of this."

Angry = "WAS YOUR NOTATION DESIGNED BY DEMONS WHO LOVE CONFUSION OR JUST BY THEIR LEGAL TEAM"

Topics
Logic & Proof › Proofs & TheoremsMath Culture › NotationMath Culture › Mathematical Communication
Level
High SchoolCollege
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TechnologyMath CultureVisual Explanations