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Brexit is an absolute clusterf*ck.

Here are nine things that are easier to understand.

1. The laws of cricket. Or simply, cricket.

2. The justification of anti-vaxxers (actually no, Brexit is easier to understand than these dangerous morons).

3. Donald Trump.

4. This: “Make use of the relation sec x cos x = 1 to find the first four nonzero terms of the Maclaurin expansion of sec x.”

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5. The plot of the movie Inception.

6. The meaning of the song Blinded by the Light. “Madman drummers bummers…” WTAF?

7. Explaining The Canterbury Tales to someone (no, it’s not about rugby or rugby league).

8. This: Do neutrinos have mass? (Hint: neutrinos are not a breakfast cereal)

9. Why anyone would watch a Kardashian doing anything.

©Steve Williams 2019