i disapprove of your abbreviationnot even chaos theory? or do I have to bust out quantum physics to look appealing? Now to slag off the clog wearer.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:15,
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Hey now...No need to bring Quantum Physics into this.
Chaos is lovely but I just can't get in to numbers. Start talkin' theory and we'll see.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:34,
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Chaos is lovely but I just can't get in to numbers. Start talkin' theory and we'll see.
but maths is everywhere, people clearly see it merely as proceedure rather thanappreciate it's true beauty. chaos is kinda dull, pop sci seems to associate it with fractals and ignore the rest of the interesting structure of the equations, because fractals make pretty pictures. Here have some fluid dynamics.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:40,
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4 mexicans drunkenly walking around a room
Rebel biscuit stercore sumus et nos esse novimus,
Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:48,
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Of course not, dolt.It's a child playing duck, duck, goose alone.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:54,
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A mexican being harassed by an angry red wasp He's also wearing more than one hat
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:54,
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personally I feel it is a mexican waiting outside an occupied shitter.
call yourself a mathematician? Rebel biscuit stercore sumus et nos esse novimus,
Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:56,
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yeah, techically it is a gaussian vortex in a box containing inviscid fluidwith zero stream-function bcs
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:59,
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well is time travel possible? Rebel biscuit stercore sumus et nos esse novimus,
Sat 13 Jun 2009, 15:01,
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Is it not possible to appreciate the result without enjoying the process?Perhaps the numerological dyslexia is a large part of my distaste for maths... I can see the practical and intricate integration of math and life but I just like the life part of it. Especially clouds.
SO - pretty pictures and numberless theory is nice (but not so much string theory... I can't see existence as particularly linear ((the word deserves its own few pages of footnotes)).)
I'm currently working on developing insanity by removing the linear conditioning of words as thoughts. Kinda frustrating at times but fun as all hell to think entirely in concepts without allowing the socially injected lables and macros.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:53,
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SO - pretty pictures and numberless theory is nice (but not so much string theory... I can't see existence as particularly linear ((the word deserves its own few pages of footnotes)).)
I'm currently working on developing insanity by removing the linear conditioning of words as thoughts. Kinda frustrating at times but fun as all hell to think entirely in concepts without allowing the socially injected lables and macros.
I sell liquor to old people.Seriously... that's about it. On the bright side it offers a lot of time to kick back with a bottle of sake and consider life. Course I confuse the hell out of people after a full bottle. One night all those who work at the store went to a bar after work and one of them was stuck listening to me babble about things like what there is between air and skin. By the end of the night she was quite certain there had to be something there. (In cartoons it's a black line, you know.)
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 15:00,
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you seem to be interestingly bizzare.and there is a boundary layer there...
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 15:04,
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WOO!Finally! Someone who doesn't just look at me as if I've smoked something illegal and probably volatile.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 15:07,
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Whatever happened to the days that b3tawas a place to discuss kittens and tubgirl?
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Redsushi! Whoop! Whoop! Yes, that one!,
Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:58,
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Kittens exist in this realm, too.But I don't care bout tubgirl. You can have her.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 15:00,
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I love thought experimentsthis is wonderful stuff.
Pure abstract thinking, with little or no reference to external objects (in both the physical and psychoanalytical senses) will lead to novel associations.
Oh yes, and frequently psychosis.
(Pure abstract thinking, with little or no reference to external objects (in both the physical and psychoanalytical senses) will lead to novel associations.
Oh yes, and frequently psychosis.
FeralCatMan Unusual disease collector.,
Sat 13 Jun 2009, 15:50,
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Pics or it didn't happen. FeralCatMan Unusual disease collector.,
Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:38,
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just read the wikipedia articleen.wikipedia.org/wiki/Proof_that_π_is_irrational
cartwright's proof is the one i am familar with.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 14:42,
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cartwright's proof is the one i am familar with.
OuchI like maths but can never remember it properly.
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Sat 13 Jun 2009, 15:27,
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