#Poly-Math

[buttonpusherdiy]

We just announced POLY-MATH, DEAD KIWIS & GURF for Friday 19th April at JT SOAR, Nottingham

Tickets on sale now - https://www.wegottickets.com/event/607733

[sp00ky-sh4rk0]

Some more oc scraps…

(Second image is prolly at Chandlo and Snorpys wedding or smth)

[xponentialdesign]

Low Poly Tessellated Sine Stairs

[noelements-setempty]

Borromean rings polycule where no two people would work as a monogamous couple but somehow all three together form a loving relationship.

[considerablyworse]

I haven't looked at my ideas list in forever ts took me out so I thought I'd share. what the hell does (death awww) mean

[what-have-i-unleashed]

the conflicting urge to have the murder time trio have other fulfilling relationships outside of the group... but then also... what if they only have each other, or at least they think they do? what if they're so unhealthily dependant on each other and have to learn the difficult lesson that "if you love them, you have to let them go"

[maybe-eren]

Being poly is silly because like there's no reason I can't just date enough people to build a small DND group. Like technically you only need like 2-3 people

[keitrinkomfloukru]

[locusfandomtime]

thoughts?

[concretesweetner]

Bsp......save me bsp.....fluffy lovey dovey supportive bsp will kill the patient, he needs toxic canon compliant violent homoerotic traumatized bsp + reaper n error to survive

[dp-clarkjkent]

Answering some of yours questions, i'm kinda here by accident and it will take a while for me to come back to my own universe, so i pretend to stay with the Wayne's for some time.

Why did i wanna know? It was just because i find it interesting that's all, as long you're treating my father right, everything is fine for me!

Oo, a poly couple? Very interesting, happy for you guys, if you ever get married i would like to be invited :)

Oh, it happens a lot, I've met some other dimension people already. Hope you can make it out safely!

Don't worry, I had to swear to all of his kids that if I dared to break his heart they would make my life a living hell, I don't mind swearing it again.

We haven't talked about marriage yet, but of course I will!

[queer-poc-otd]

jim jimenez

jim is non-binary and uses they/them pronouns. jim was outed to everyone in season 1, episode 4 of our flag means death(2022-2023), and everyone respects their gender and pronouns. jim kisses a man (s1,e4) and their male love interest by season 1, episode 10. jim kisses a woman (love interest) by season 2, episode 2. after this they enter a polyamorous relationship with both love interests. jim's actor is puerto rican.

[rtrlowh]

I love «American Football»❤️

[vertigofy]

decided to learn 3d model todayy

i need to rig the earrings and the hair but everything else is done :] (how to you rig hair..)

[chai-en-kaadhale]

sharing the word aiyo may just be a coincidence between india and china but me personally i think they should kiss

[vacuously-true]

Okay here's my setup:

Here are the proportions:

If the number of men and women is equal, p=1/2, and 4(p-1/2)²=0, which is less than 1/n for any n. So no matter the size of the polycule, if there are an equal number of women and men, it will tend straight.

If p = 1/2±1/(2√n), then the polycule is balanced. For example, n=4 and p=1/4 or 3/4 works. So does n=9 with p=1/3 or 2/3.

Here's a diagram of different p values and whether they provide gay tendency, straight tendency, or balance:

You might notice that for larger values of n, the "straight tendency" region in the middle gets more and more narrow. Here you can see what that region looks like for n from 0 to 10:

In fact, for n>4, the majority of p values give a polycule that tends gay rather than straight.

Suppose we investigate complete binary polycules for larger and larger values of n:

For larger and larger polycules, straight tendency becomes vanishingly rare, and gay tendency becomes the norm.

Here we see the proportion of relationships in a polycule which are gay plotted against p, in the limiting n->∞ case.

Another win for the gay agenda.

Consider the relationship graph of a complete binary polycule (complete = every person is in a relationship with every other person, binary = contains people of only two genders). call an edge in this graph gay if both the people in that edge are the same gender, and call it straight if the people in that edge are different genders.

We will say that a binary polycule tends straight if it has more straight edges than gay edges and that it tends gay if it has more gay edges than straight edges.

Show that if a complete binary polycule contains an equal number of people of both genders, then it will tend straight.

In terms of the size of the complete binary polycule, what is the critical gender ratio for straight tendency? (when the ratio of genders is above the critical gender ratio for straight tendency, the polycule will tend straight)

Do there exist complete binary polycules that trend neither straight nor gay? What about binary polycules that aren't complete?

Research problem: are there other conditions on the relationship graph besides completeness that also result in the existence of a critical ratio?