Any english speaking expert here? Please explain me this.. [I Ask]

You can speak English fluently, right?

A real mathematician can mathematically mathematise mathematics in a mathematical mathematiculation. So if a mathematician can mathematise mathematics in a mathematical mathematiculation, why can't you mathematically mathematise.

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DunningKruger · 61-69, M

I'm afraid I don't understand what you don't understand about it.

Wateribbon · 26-30

@DunningKruger same word with those suffix roots

DunningKruger · 61-69, M

@Wateribbon

A real mathematician [noun: someone who practices and is knowledgeable about the field of mathematics] can mathematically [adverb: to do something with mathematics] mathematise [verb: regard or treat something in mathematical terms] mathematics [noun: the abstract science of number, quantity and space] in a mathematical [adjective: relating to mathematics] mathematiculation [I'm not sure this is actually a word, but in context it is a noun: a mathematical function or calculation].

Does that help?

Wateribbon · 26-30

@DunningKruger 😁👍👍