@GypsySpellweaver Oof.

iirc the recipe can be anything, as long as over half is corn mash. And, of course, there has to be some way to heat it, and the Irish can tell you how well peat works for heating things.

Yea, I know peat isn't exactly the same thing, but nobody says how the vegetable matter of peat has to be partially decomposed. Horses do a good job at that.

So, a bad impressionist walks into a bar, and the bartender says why the wrong face?

:))

Left face, wrong bar.

Not that they're really good ones, but I've added a couple new views to some questions. Maybe they'll at least make people think about the Q in a new light and write some stellar answers.

Also, a bad impressionist walked into a bar, and the bartender says "no Monet, no service."

:hiss:

@GypsySpellweaver If you do that discrete math question, the accepted answer can still be yours.

What I know about teaching discrete math wouldn't fill a comment line.

Never one on terms and definitions, I'm not even sure what discrete math "means".

I'm not here to get rep anyway, that just happens. I'm here to help people. The only mortarboard badge I've ever received was for a day of busy edits.

@BenI. I may not be qualified to answer the question, but I can find resources:

I added a folder to the Drive space, Discrete Mathematics, with some resources you might find handy.

Also, maybe food for thought, artofproblemsolving.com/articles/discrete-math