/sci/ - Science & Math

>>11360839
That's correct, but you didn't post an account, so I can't add you.
>>11360891
I have a more interesting question.
If I had a gun that shoots electros made of lava, and my arch-nemesis Klaus had a gun that shoots electrons made of ice, who would win? Specifically, the battle is occuring on the U.S. - Mexico border, and on my side is a luchador named Roberto, while on his side is a black man dressed as a cowboy named Clyde.
I am six feet tall and handsome, while Klaus is slightly taller but also slightly less handsome. I am also wrecked with guilt over my past crimes against the mexican people and trying to redeem myself, while Klaus is a merciless killer.
Roberto is a protector of the mexican spirit and he studied TQFT in his free time. He wields a chainsaw which is actually a really small black hole, and around the black hole a bunch of steel electrons spin really fast (they all have spin 1/2 because this makes them spin harder) and this does a lot of damage when he cuts things.
Clyde is a tall, strong man, and has the kindest smile you'll ever see. He's also a navy seal and my childhood friend. He has a gun that shoots dark matter, and I don't know what it does because I don't know how dark matter works, but I'm sure it kills a lot of people!
>>11361943
Are you talking about projective spaces or compactifications?