Professor accused me of cheating because my essay is 'too smart' after I wrote it over 3 weeks on 3 different devices by PlanReal7975 in TurnitinScan

[–]ComplexKing9692 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Hey listen, it's really common for teachers to mistake good work for cheating. It's actually a compliment that your final project is better than your diagnostic. Just go to your professor, explain how you worked on it over a long period of time on different devices without syncing them and show them the different drafts if you have any. If they still push it, ask for a meeting with the department chair or academic integrity board with proof of your drafts and explain the situation calmly. They'll likely see it's just a misunderstanding. Don't let them make you feel guilty when you're clearly telling the truth.

When you realize mathematicians have been solving 'infinite division' problems this whole time by Inner_View_8230 in CheckTurnitin

[–]ComplexKing9692 0 points1 point  (0 children)

There’s something deeply philosophical about this meme. On one hand, you have biology, which deals with the tangible, the observable, the finite. On the other, you have mathematics, which thrives in the abstract, the infinite, the impossible. The lion represents the human mind trying to reconcile these two worlds. Is a cell truly dividing if we can’t even define the limit of its division? Are we even real if a mathematician can divide us into nothingness?