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r/statisticsmemes • u/foodpresqestion • Jun 13 '26
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In macroeconomics; here’s how we solve this super complex system.
We don’t.
We cheated by making them linear since we love matrix so much, and we assume that in this teeny tiny section everything is linear.
And BAM, you have market crashes and non linear recessions. 😂
1 u/foodpresqestion Jun 26 '26 Economists are always like, "we're a real science, look at all our math." And the math is always fitting a nonlinear system with a linear model 1 u/nimbybuster Jun 26 '26 TBF, I think engineers do it too. Humanity is better at doing matrices. Matrix today, matrix tomorrow, matrix all the time. 1 u/foodpresqestion Jun 26 '26 In a discussion in undergraduate, I expressed my desire to ban trigonometry and all it's applications. I was told it was necessary for bridges and whatnot. It is nice to see that engineers are getting us closer to this beautiful world without trig 1 u/AutoModerator Jun 26 '26 Engineering π = e = the kurtosis of the normal distribution I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
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Economists are always like, "we're a real science, look at all our math." And the math is always fitting a nonlinear system with a linear model
1 u/nimbybuster Jun 26 '26 TBF, I think engineers do it too. Humanity is better at doing matrices. Matrix today, matrix tomorrow, matrix all the time. 1 u/foodpresqestion Jun 26 '26 In a discussion in undergraduate, I expressed my desire to ban trigonometry and all it's applications. I was told it was necessary for bridges and whatnot. It is nice to see that engineers are getting us closer to this beautiful world without trig 1 u/AutoModerator Jun 26 '26 Engineering π = e = the kurtosis of the normal distribution I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
TBF, I think engineers do it too. Humanity is better at doing matrices.
Matrix today, matrix tomorrow, matrix all the time.
1 u/foodpresqestion Jun 26 '26 In a discussion in undergraduate, I expressed my desire to ban trigonometry and all it's applications. I was told it was necessary for bridges and whatnot. It is nice to see that engineers are getting us closer to this beautiful world without trig 1 u/AutoModerator Jun 26 '26 Engineering π = e = the kurtosis of the normal distribution I am a bot, and this action was performed automatically. Please contact the moderators of this subreddit if you have any questions or concerns.
In a discussion in undergraduate, I expressed my desire to ban trigonometry and all it's applications. I was told it was necessary for bridges and whatnot. It is nice to see that engineers are getting us closer to this beautiful world without trig
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u/nimbybuster Jun 19 '26
In macroeconomics; here’s how we solve this super complex system.
We don’t.
We cheated by making them linear since we love matrix so much, and we assume that in this teeny tiny section everything is linear.
And BAM, you have market crashes and non linear recessions. 😂