>>16971546
I got filtered by being an abrasive autist.
I got into a several day's long argument with my instructor about a fairly simple proof I provided in an exam.
>I was correct in what I did.
>She didn't like that I did it one way instead of the way she wanted.
>This dumb bullshit ends up making its way to the dean of the mathematics department or whatever.
>He concedes that what I did is correct
>offers to of my grade if I can name the identity I used of the top of my head
>I could not
>I didn't even realize there was a name for the identity that "tan(360) = tan(0)" and still question why I would need to know the name of it to make my proof accurate
>this instructor I basically burned all social capital with was the only professor teaching the next class I needed and I didn't wanna deal with it dor another semester.
All of this over a question that would have bumped a low B on an exam to a high B.

>>16971557
Oh I'm talking about getting filtered by i specifically, or j if you're an electrical eng*neer

>>16971546
No, I'm not that retarded..

>>16971563
People that get filtered by complex numbers are genuine retards.

>>16971563
the funny thing about EEs using j as the complex unit is that [math]\mathbf{J}[/math] is electric volume current density
the annoying thing about EEs, though, is that they use the negative spatial phase and positive temporal phase convention

>>16971572
They are assholes. They, like everyone, should do what physicists tell them to do.