Carrie Muir
@cmuirmath.bsky.social
Community college math professor in the PNW (USA). Misses the early bird app, glad to find old friends (and new ones) here. Neurodivergent, queer, spoonie. Nerd, geek, fandoms random. Probably caffeinating. Pronouns in bio: she/her or they/them
73-37=43-7=40-4=36
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72=36*2, so 72-36 is 36, which means 73-37 is also 36
or
72=36*2, so 72-36 is 36, which means 73-37 is also 36
November 18, 2025 at 4:36 AM
73-37=43-7=40-4=36
or
72=36*2, so 72-36 is 36, which means 73-37 is also 36
or
72=36*2, so 72-36 is 36, which means 73-37 is also 36
Reposted by Carrie Muir
Oswalt's post was definitely more violent than Link's, but there's a bigger difference I can't quite put my finger on
November 17, 2025 at 10:15 PM
Oswalt's post was definitely more violent than Link's, but there's a bigger difference I can't quite put my finger on
Reposted by Carrie Muir
"…No matter what happens, even if we never cross paths or speak again, I am grateful that we are in this universe together. Your comrade, Alice" — Alice Wong, 'Year of the Tiger'
November 17, 2025 at 8:12 AM
"…No matter what happens, even if we never cross paths or speak again, I am grateful that we are in this universe together. Your comrade, Alice" — Alice Wong, 'Year of the Tiger'