Love means love

I met a genius yesterday.  Oh, a handsome guy, with American accent, who loves to comment. 

He told me I am kind of quiet when I talked.  I suppose he meant that I spoke like very quietly.  However, I myself do not believe this.  I am expressive, very talkative and very adorable when I met somebody that I would like to talk to.  He told me he likes Mathematics, I don’t, though.  I don’t like N-dimension concept, I don’t like graphical expression, I don’t like imaginary numbers, I don’t like differentiation and I don’t like formulating daily life.  I did not have time to tell him everything, but I guess he understood.  He loves Mathematics, I can understand arithmetic, logarithm, sigmoid curve, and deduction and so for, I can use those concepts, but I don’t like them.  

I can even explain the equation in Game Theory: c<b*r, where c is cost, b is benefit and r is relatedness.  

The equation is simple, when r gets closer and closer to infinity, c becomes trivial.  When b*r approaches infinity, any c will fit.  It means the equation always hold true when relatedness is infinite.  When you love somebody, the relatedness is uncountable, and the cost to love is trivial.  The equation always hold true in love affairs and relationship.  

This is the central equation in Game theory, called Hamilton’s rule.  I solved the equation without difficulty, but still I don’t like Mathematics.  I prefer biology, chemistry, pharmacology and clinical pharmacology.  Recently, I am interested in computer and singing, I don’t like Mathematics, my friend.