Tag: Writing
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Mathematical Objects

The five point design found at the centre of an apple has what is referred to as mirror symmetry but also interestingly enough, it has properties of what is called rotational symmetry. What this basically means is that if you were to find a perfect shape in that form, it could be rotated 72 degrees…
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Sierpinski’s Triangle

Mandelbrot’s Fractals will be familiar to a few of you from a piece I did a while ago, this short piece will cover a small aspect of something similar called Sierpinski’s triangle. What is the triangle and how does it work? Simply put it is an easily constructed form of fractal, one that is recursive…
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Tycho Brahe

In keeping with the theme of geometry and measurements, we now explore an influential person on a character we will study later, that person being specifically in this context, Johannes Kepler. A name which may be familiar to some, and to others, not so much. This individual goes by the name Tycho Brahe. Who Was…
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Measurements & Geometry

The Ishango bone which has tally marks grouped in such a way that they appear to have been used for calculations is an example of what is called discrete mathematics and deals specifically with quantities that can be counted, now while this may seem confusing at first, you will understand the difference between discrete and…
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About Language

This post follows a conversation I had on a recent blog post about a person who claims to have learned four languages, many people in modern times are looking for anything, any trait, any quality that differentiates them from the crowd, throw a stone in a crowd and you will hit the head of someone…
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A Brief History Of Chemistry

If we are speaking broadly and technically chemistry is the study of the elements and compounds they form but if we have to speak on anything, in it’s much broader sense as stated, it is so much more. In a sense it is the science of everyday life, of the matter that makes up the…
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WordPress “Awards” Are A Scam

The blogosphere is definitely riddled with good work as well as terrible work, however it would seem to the average user such as myself, that most of these awards are really not given on merit but rather to the biggest ass-kissers. Many of these awards and subsequent influx of comments and likes gained from them…
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Chef Ape

Chemistry and cooking two seemingly unrelated topics, cooking makes food easier and quicker to digest releasing more calories and allowing in wider ranges of foods to be cooked and added to our diets. Cooked food particularly, cooked meat requires less chewing and uses less energy to digest. This has been described as one of the…
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‘From The Ground Up’ & Spam Comments

Generally I do not receive much traction on this blog because I express myself and subsequently tell people who deserve it lots of crap for their mediocre writing abilities in what should be called a public diary entry. So when I see a whole influx of comments on a single post, certain red flags are…
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The Curious & Sometimes Hilarious Deaths Of Philosophers

In a previous article entitled ‘Atomic Theory – The Beginning’ we covered Democritus who was a strong proponent of aforementioned theory & although he did complain that he was relatively unknown in Athens upon his arrival, he was blessed with a long life. Many owe this to his way of living which entailed that being…
