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Mason Doyle

@masontdoyle

30 | UPCI Minister | Young Adult Pastor at TrueLife Apostolic | Mathematics Professor at @ColumbiaColg | Kami and Kason are my 🌎 | Views are my own

 Columbia, MO
Joined November 2022
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Giles (@GilesLMcKenzie) profile picture
Giles
@GilesLMcKenzieNov 4
Men are not self-made. Every "self-made man" is just clay that forgot the Potter. #BiblicalMan
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@ZubyMusicNov 3
I'm tired of non-stop doomerism and 'the world is about to end!' stuff in traditional media and social media. My entire life, people have been saying the world is about to end. From 'global warming' to 'the millennium bug' to '2012' to 'climate emergency' to 'deadly global pandemic' to 'nuclear war' to every election being 'existential' to 'AI will kill us all!' If you actually believe this, your #1 priority should be getting right with God. If you don't believe this, your #1 priority should be getting right with God. If the world is REALLY about to end, your social media posts won't prevent it or save anybody.
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What bothers me the most about this post is not that Brian can't articulate an analogy of the Trinity. It's the comments just saying "that's modalism" without offering a correct analogy It's because they can't. It doesn't exist. But they will poke fun at their friend for trying.
Brian P McCoppin ✝️🥋 | Homeschooling Florida Man (@brianmccoppin) profile pictureBrian P McCoppin ✝️🥋 | Homeschooling Florida Man
@brianmccoppinNov 2
The Trinity is easier to understand than people think. Hi, my name is Brian. My parents call me son. As their son, I have a particular role, and the way I speak and act reflects that relationship. My wife calls me husband. As her husband, I have responsibilities, and my words and actions reflect the love, commitment, and honor I owe her. My children call me father. As their father, I have a sacred duty, perhaps the greatest responsibility I've ever been given. How I speak, act, and lead reflects that calling. One person. Three names. Three distinct relationships, each with its own responsibilities and expressions of love. Yet in every role, I remain the same person, working toward the same purpose.
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The thing that is crazy to me about some Trinitarians is that they would say I'm going to Hell for not accepting what isn't in the Bible (the Trinity), but I wouldn't say they are going to Hell for not understanding or believing what is in the Bible (Oneness doctrine).
Rick Davis (@TheRhetorRick) profile pictureRick Davis@TheRhetorRickOct 31
No Christian rejects the doctrine of the Trinity.
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Anna Stokke
@rastokkeOct 28
Somehow we've reached a point in education where: - teaching kids explicitly is controversial - academic rigour is treated as a threat to student wellbeing - memorizing math facts is discouraged or considered unnecessary - practice is dismissed as "drill and kill" Low expectations are not kindness, and nothing hurts someone's confidence more than falling further behind every year.
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This is why calculus should be a requirement for high school. Imagine if we only learned other subjects up until the 1600s and stopped because we believed it was "too hard" for students to grasp.
Analysis Fact (@AnalysisFact) profile pictureAnalysis Fact@AnalysisFactOct 28
Once you learn calculus, you've caught up to what was the cutting edge of math in 1687.
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Your students remember how to factor polynomials?! Wow, they're ahead!
Anthony Bonato (@Anthony_Bonato) profile pictureAnthony Bonato
@Anthony_BonatoOct 28
I swear most students take four years of math in high school and only remember how to factor polynomials and even then
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With all the AI slop proofs coming out, this genuine human effort makes me happy. This is real mathematics.
Axiom (@axiommathai) profile pictureAxiom
@axiommathaiOct 27
The largest math proof in human history is now computer-verified. Today, Axiom announces a complete Lean auto-formalization of the Classification of Finite Simple Groups, the "periodic table of symmetry." About 15,000 pages, built by over 100 mathematicians across generations.
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Currently dealing with this right now... this might be the only way to go.
Polymarket (@Polymarket) profile picturePolymarket
@PolymarketOct 27
JUST IN: UC Berkeley math professor stops grading homework for correctness, saying widespread AI use has made it "pointless," and now awards credit simply for turning in assignments.
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New AI slop just dropped.
Dan Roberts (@danintheory) profile pictureDan Roberts
@danintheoryOct 26
We are announcing three new discoveries in mathematics, computer science, and physics about harmonic analysis, complexity theory, and quantum field theory. openai.com/index/building-sc…
Working with academic communities to build scientific understanding

Working with academic communities to build scientific understanding

OpenAI shares model results on the Kakeya conjecture, Exponential Time Hypothesis, and quantum chromodynamics—and how researchers can verify and build on them.

openai.com
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Actually math is hard because the concepts are really complex.
Tivadar Danka (@TivadarDanka) profile pictureTivadar Danka
@TivadarDankaOct 26
Math isn't hard because the concepts are complex. It's hard because traditional education treats it like robotic symbol-shuffling gymnastics. We force people to memorize formulas for years while completely hiding the underlying spatial intuition.
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Emily@emilycremiOct 22
Teaching requires a lot of energy. It’s like putting on a performance every day all day long.
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So, in looking at topics in Analytic Theology, I found there is a whole genre called "The Logical Problem of the Trinity" (LPT) where many authors admit the Trinity makes no sense in formal logic, and some try to square that circle. New research area unlocked!
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@jazzloafOct 19
reminder to tip your math TAs after lecture they are going through hard times right now
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I have heard many say Apostolic Pentecostals are not academic. That they don't engage in scholarship. I will never listen to those arguments again. Thank you to @UrshanGrad for hosting a great Symposium! It was great to meet @mydocjackson and @ClaytonJKillion in person!
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@WhiteHouseOct 14
Today, on what would have been his 33rd birthday, our Nation honors the loving memory of Charlie Kirk - a father, husband, Christian martyr, & titan of the conservative movement. We renew our resolve to always defend our principles of truth, faith, & the open exchange of ideas.
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The Math Flow
@TheMathFlowOct 14
Rotation matrices at work.
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Says normal theological statement... Goes viral. Trinitarian fragility is real.
Giles (@GilesLMcKenzie) profile pictureGiles
@GilesLMcKenzieOct 13
I will never be convinced of the trinity doctrine. There's just too much in it that isn't in Scripture.
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I like Weinstein. But he posts this crap to his normy audience that doesn't know a thing about mathematical research or how it works. So they can say, "Yes, so true! I knew it!" Embarrassing.
Eric Weinstein (@ericweinstein) profile pictureEric Weinstein
@ericweinsteinOct 8
Remember what I have been telling you: When adequate support dried up decades ago, Mathematicians and more so Physicists became a club where the senior members deliberately slowed down the pace of progress of all our research to match the pace and direction of their club.
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This would actually be hilarious if proven true. They try to solve a Millennium Problem foe clout and then their formalization is wrong. God, please let this happen because it would be so funny.
Steve McCormick (@Quasilocal) profile pictureSteve McCormick
@QuasilocalOct 8
The plot thickens. "We show that the formalised Lean proof does not correspond to the [written paper] proof of blow-up of solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations." arxiv.org/abs/2610.08144
Navier-Stokes lost in translation: Why Lean verification of AI...

Navier-Stokes lost in translation: Why Lean verification of AI...

Autoformalisation is increasingly used to verify mathematical texts, including those generated by AI, as in OpenAI's announced proof of blow-up of solutions to the Navier-Stokes equations. In this...

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