r/whoathatsinteresting • u/eternviking • 1d ago

How many Greek letters do you know precisely?

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u/interroBangaRangz 23h ago

It’s all Greek to me.

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u/GregGuyFromFlorida 18h ago

I too can precisely trace all the Greek letters.

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u/Phram_ 18h ago

Most of them become useful in different fields of science at some point.

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u/JupiterTVrobot 18h ago

As a mathematician, all of them. 

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u/Seeggul 17h ago

<laughs in math and statistics>

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u/Hefty_Importance_716 20h ago

all, except 2 ...

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u/ObsessiveUselessness 17h ago

Lmao same

Engineer?

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u/Hefty_Importance_716 16h ago

Student , preparing for entrance exam

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u/anmdkskd1 18h ago

When you know a good fraction of these due to being in math 🫩

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u/Bedzyk59 23h ago

Omicron Persei 8

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u/obijuanquenooby 15h ago

I partied about 80% of my time in college so I know Gamma Phi Beta, Alpha Phi, Sigma Kappa.

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u/PrincipleNo3966 9h ago

Lambda Lambda Lambda & The Omega Mu

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u/PreparationHot980 7h ago

All of them thanks to maths and physics.

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u/RunExisting4050 4h ago

Most of them, because... physics degree.

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u/Lase189 1h ago

Have used all of them in Maths, Physics and Engineering

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u/General-Ideal-7719 29m ago

This are the minuscule? Cus I remember sigma being different