wok

664 reputation

411

That is not dead which can eternal lie.

And with strange aeons even death may die.

	664 reputation	bio	website	stackoverflow.com/users/…	visits	member for	2 years, 7 months
411 badges		location	France		seen	Apr 23 at 17:19

29 Actions

Apr 16	accepted	Could “Instead,” be used as the first word of a sentence without any following “of”?
Apr 16	asked	Could “Instead,” be used as the first word of a sentence without any following “of”?
Mar 27	awarded	Popular Question
Jan 3	awarded	Nice Question
Jan 3	accepted	Why does “corn” mean “maize” in American English?
Jan 3	comment	Difference between “antisymmetric” and “nonsymmetric” Or this picture in physics.
Jan 3	comment	Difference between “antisymmetric” and “nonsymmetric” Either physics or math.
Jan 3	comment	Difference between “antisymmetric” and “nonsymmetric” Welcome to SE, Milad! You are on the wrong site. You shall ask your question there: math.stackexchange.com
Jan 3	asked	Why does “corn” mean “maize” in American English?
Oct 13	awarded	Yearling
Jul 23	awarded	Caucus
Oct 13	awarded	Yearling
Jul 20	awarded	Notable Question
Apr 6	answered	Is it correct to say “consecutively in time”?
Feb 22	awarded	Nice Answer
Feb 21	awarded	Good Question
Dec 17	awarded	Self-Learner
Dec 17	awarded	Teacher
Dec 17	answered	Which is the correct spelling: “grey” or “gray”?
Nov 29	awarded	Popular Question