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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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Aqua Utopia｜海の底で記憶を紡ぐ
Sade Olutola
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Alisa U Zemlji Chuda
trying on a metaphor
Monterey Bay Aquarium
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PUT YOUR BEARD IN MY MOUTH
Cosmic Funnies
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100 days of productivity
Starting off once more!! LMAO. I will start Day 1 tomorrow. Productivity means different to me. My goal is to relieve my procrastination habit by doing stuffs which keeps my mental alertness awake i.e. PC games, reading/watching quiz and trivia, and doing solving engineering problems, maintaining my physique LOL equipping I mean, to a healthy and sound body and keeping my social matters private and lastly , focusing on my partner to whom I spend my life with . Leggo!!!!
I do not miss childhood, but I miss the way I took pleasure in small things, even as greater things crumbled. I could not control the world I was in, could not walk away from things or people or moments that hurt, but I took joy in the things that made me happy.
Neil Gaiman, The Ocean at the End of the Lane
How to Finish
I drew this poster for Jon Acuff and his FINISH book tour. Big thanks to Jon for this collaboration, his book has some great ideas about how to complete creative and life goals.
Find Just Kuki on Facebook. Just scan the QR code ! We are providing delightful treats - cookies and brownies! C'mon kuki biters! 🍪🍪🍪
Happy Birthday bro! Tara rides!! (at Pasig) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJlPQN6jecK6EpDIbUeTQDZHLsaJZDW_70Z-zM0/?igshid=s6ycy8ko3sgy
Cheers for 2021 🥂 💯 (at Roxas, Quezon City) https://www.instagram.com/p/CJlN-Q4DT6k7-asrkQANH9StMQEN8Ir809s68M0/?igshid=1d798kyz7lds0
Dimensions of thinking
Recently I stumbled upon an idea I called “dimensions of thinking” which I want to introduce you today.
Although it shouldn’t be seen as something exactly the same as regular physical/ mathematical dimensions, it can offer very many analogue comparisons.
Let me introduce you to some of my ideas in the following part:
Thinking has 3 dimensions:
1st Dim.: Depth of thought, like: How deep am I into the given topic?
2nd Dim.: broad-range of thought, like: How many fields does my thinking span?/
How many topics does it cut?
3rd Dim.: “Time” (”velocity”) of thinking, like: How can the first two dimensions be transformed/ processed?
Whilst depth and broad-range are the frameworks (like space in the spacetime continuum) of the entities (those entities are mainly knowledge, facts, comparing to objects in the “spacetime”) of thinking, the velocity is the execution and transformation thereof (, similar to the time dimension in the spacetime continuum).
At first I declare the words and analogies used:
Depth and broad-range are like space dimensions: They are a basement for the entities that lie within this framework.
Entities are facts, or “knowledge” and are similar to mass and energy in the spacetime continuum. They lie within the basement (the 3 dimensions).
Velocity of thinking is more like the time dimension of the spacetime continuum and can’t be split from the other two dimensions. (They form a continuum just as the spacetime continuum itself!) They are a kind of basement for the entities as well.
Also, “velocity” (We could call it “time dimension of thinking” as well!) could also be declared as the “execution and transformation of the space dimensions”.
I thought further and would even state the following:
“Velocity of thinking” itself can be split into “holistic thinking” (, with less details considered and more focused on the big picture), and “reductionistic thinking” (, with main focus on the details).
Important to know is that both holistic as well as reductionistic thinking are part of the same, just as history and future; Together they shape the “arrow of time” in thinking processes.
Hence, the moment is the point where holistic and reductionistic thinking clash together.
There arises an important question in my head I would like to introduce:
Which philosophy (holsim/ reductionism) could be analogous to which time in the arrow of time (past/future)?
At the current moment I don’t know and have absolutely no single clue about that one…
Perhaps it’s because of the case that it can’t be split as easily as we’d like to!
It is because the entire philosophy behind the “arrow of time” is a bit more complex than imagined on a linear plane.
Hence, time is indeed a vivid interplay of cause and effect and not just a single “This is past and this is future”-thing!
Thus I have to correct myself:
Reductionism and holism are not comparable to past and future, but to cause and effect
And then we escape into a similar question:
Which philosophy (holsim/ reductionism) could be analogous to cause and which to effect?
Again it can’t be put into such a simple notation, for each dimension of thinking needs to be “quantized”, because there needs to be a quantum of thoughts, in this case the “entities” (alias facts,) to exist.
There can’t be just one thought. It needs to be a “package”, a so called “quantum”.
(Loop quantum gravity, anyone? LOL)
Seven circle theorem.
Take six circles in a chain that are tangent to a seventh circle and also tangent to their neighbors. Then the three lines drawn between opposite pairs of the points of tangency on the seventh circle all pass through the same point.
And just like that.. it was too broken to be fixed...
Last night was my longest emotional breakdown. I can't endure what i'm holding. Napakabigat.
[BEAUTY OF MATHEMATICS]
The beauty of M A T H E M A T I C S
IT Workers Share the Most Idiotic Things Non-Techies Have Told Them
i remember one dude that came in last week that tried to convince me that his optical drive was his hard drive
Yahiko|Konan|Nagato|Jairaya + Toad outfit (ﾉ◕ヮ◕)ﾉ♥
What i learned from my psych teacher today:
Loving someone shouldn’t hurt. But falling in love isn’t easy either, after a while it becomes something you’ll have to choose to be committed to and that makes it beautiful. What happens after you tell someone you love them is what matters most; does silence follow? Do they say it back? There’s no easy way to love, you will go through rough patches, but loving them shouldn’t hurt. Love should be a two way street, if they don’t put in the effort you do, and you’re not happy, leave. You deserve someone who makes you feel like you’re easy to love. It shouldn’t make you feel like your heart can’t do it anymore. Wait for the person who won’t break your heart. You’ll find them, i promise. Save your best words for them. Look forward to loving them through their best and worst. Wait for the person who makes waking up in the morning not a chore. Wait for someone you kiss goodnight and open your eyes to every morning. Wait for the day you won’t be scared they’ll leave. Wait for them. It’ll be worth it.
Indeed. worth sharing thank you for this words.
Nobel Prize Winning Physicist's Richard Feynman’s 20 Best Quotes About Life
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Brachistochrone Problem & cycloid.
GIF: Source is Vsauce / The Brachistochrone : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skvnj67YGmw.
Which is the quickest path? …. The cycloidis is the curve which yields the quickest descent.
Suppose there is an incline such as that shown in Figure 1. When a ball rolls from A to B, which curve yields the shortest duration? Let’s assume that we have three hypotheses: a straight line, a quadratic, and a cycloid. The shortest path from A to B is the straight line, so one might think that the straight path is the fastest, but in fact it is surprisingly slow. It’s better to select a path which has a downward drop in order to accelerate the ball in the first phase, so that it rolls quickly. The ball arrives earlier on the quadratic path than on the straight line path. However, increasing the degree of the function causes the ball to travel more slowly on the flat section.
It is said that Galileo (1564-1642) first presented this problem. It is also known that the cycloid is the curve which yields the quickest descent. This time I will discuss this problem, which may be handled under the field known as the calculus of variations, or variational calculus in physics, and introduce the charming nature of cycloid curves.
See more at The Brachistochrone Curve: The Problem of Quickest Descent by Yutaka Nishiyama- PDF.
