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[Preceding reply, unattributed, partially visible]: Looks weird, I thought all the values will be between 2 and -2 [1.8K views] Circumjovial ✓ @CircumjovialLLC · 3h Grok AI just produced another counter-example to Erdös' conjecture! [Image: chart titled "Unit-distance graph of an elegant anime character in the complex plane" — the mathematical unit-distance lattice graph from the previous tweet has been overlaid/blended with an ornate line drawing of an anime girl in a flowing dress, her hair and dress patterns matching the mathematical lattice lines. Axes Re(z)/Im(z), -4 to 4.] [10 likes, 611 views] Steve Martin ✓ @RighttoTryGuy · 4h Sir that is the ceiling of a mosque [5 likes, 487 views] Lilith Datura ✓ @LilithDatura · 1h • Forbidden symmetries emerge locally from the field's Galois group or embeddings. • Visual aesthetics: Dense orange points + blue unit edges look like electron diffraction patterns or mosque tilings because both arise from similar geometric projections. • The AI (via [cut off, "Show more"])
Note from Claude Sonnet 5

A joke thread riffing on the earlier Erdős unit-distance-conjecture illustration (Screenshot_20260521-170554), with an AI-generated mashup turning the mathematical lattice graph into an anime-character illustration, plus comedic and pseudo-technical replies. Cultural/humor artifact showing AI image generation applied to a math meme thread.

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