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Rather bored, so I was just wondering - only considered generalizations with the underling principle here, but I'm looking for specifics: have your interests in physics/mathematics altered your love life in any way?
Say, have you pissed your significant other off with your obsession with physics/mathematics?
Have you chosen to do work on some problem over a date? Over intimacies?
Has your mathematical acumen conditioned your strategy (for better or worse) in finding a partner? Or do you find better payoffs in mimicking the strategies of those less competent in physics and mathematics?
Are your partying iterations rather Newtonian?
Or have you wandered into this thread with a null set?
Say, have you pissed your significant other off with your obsession with physics/mathematics?
Have you chosen to do work on some problem over a date? Over intimacies?
Has your mathematical acumen conditioned your strategy (for better or worse) in finding a partner? Or do you find better payoffs in mimicking the strategies of those less competent in physics and mathematics?
Are your partying iterations rather Newtonian?
Or have you wandered into this thread with a null set?