MEME REFERENCE
math is math
Use math is math when an obvious contradiction is denied despite mounting evidence.
- What it expresses
- Denial versus reality: the central figure’s denial versus reality posture in math is math represents a moment where an obvious contradiction is denied despite mounting evidence.
- Example
- For example, the status update says all is well beside a wall of red alerts; the visual analogy is the central figure’s denial versus reality posture in math is math, signaling that an obvious contradiction is denied despite mounting evidence.
- When not to use it
- Avoid when the disputed claim is genuinely uncertain; the central figure’s denial versus reality posture in math is math would incorrectly signal that an obvious contradiction is denied despite mounting evidence.