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@BinkyMcSquigglebottom yes, it's interesting.

because I fell sick after few bites.

It's never happened that I ordered it and finished it (ate it all).

It may be a coincidence or some defect with biscuits.

there's a biscuit and whenever I order it, I fall sick.

@EE18 this means that R is not very large.

But I'm sure not many care about that.

@XanderHenderson this seems to be the correct difference.

restaurants usually have both of these. Visually, chowmein looks more colorful.

both taste same atleast to me. But I'm sure there is a difference that I don't know.

there is 'hakka noodles' and 'there is chowmein'.

what's the difference between hakka and chow-mein?

why should I care about integral basis, class numbers and Minkowski bounds??

and even worse Lie algebras and Lie groups.

What sucks actually is algebraic number theory.

I find it interesting. But you may not.

@M.A.R. thanks, that's a reasonable way to look at it. :)

nvm

perhaps, only in writings :)

but perhaps, it's not used much in conversations among people in US?

yeah, thanks. I just wanted to know if my understanding of the usage of 'egalitarian' is correct.

I mean synonym throughout.

pardon my mixing up of same with synonym at places. :(

it's my confusion whether they are same (synonyms) or not.

no, it is not telling me that they are synonyms.

this one play.google.com/store/apps/…

I'm looking at the one in my phone.

But perhaps, "communism" comes from an ideology by Marx, and egalitarian is a generic term?

@XanderHenderson egalitarian - related to equal rights for all people, communism is similar.

@Vikas This is concerning. Every year, north hits a new record -be it scorching summer or the bone-chilling winter.

there's a good chance that any two randomly picked people won't think alike. It's not about that. It's about how rudely you responded.

which you overlooked on purpose to start fighting.

then I clarified.

perhaps, you should be looking up how to chat nicely.

The same 'a native speaker' was also used by Michael Rybkin in their message.

and yet you choose to attack me.

you may see the other message here who uses the same terminology.

it's clear from my messages that no offence, none whatsoever, was intended.

@MichaelRybkin not sure about the native speakers. But grammatically the sentence looks correct to me.

Why are you asking?

@XanderHenderson can you please take a look at my question when you have time? Thanks.

I simply mean people whose mother tongue is english.

English is not my mother tongue.

I mean native english speakers.

So that I can avoid using it in situations where it doesn't fit.

That's why I asked here to know what natives think when the word egalitarian is used.

They seem similar to me.

egalitarian = communist?