Put some love away
My mathematics blog I am still pumping up with reposted material. But I also ran across a couple cute things about arithmetic trivia regarding the number 2022 and you might like that, maybe. Here's some recently-published stuff:
- From my Fourth A-to-Z: Topology
- From my Fifth A-to-Z: Tiling (the first time)
- From my Sixth A-to-Z: Taylor Series
- From my Seventh A-to-Z: Tiling (the accidental remake)
- 78 Pages and More of Arithmetic Trivia About 2022
- From my First A-to-Z: Orthogonal
- From my Second A-to-Z: Orthonormal
- From my Third A-to-Z: Osculating Circle
Back to the tour of the Wonderland of Lights!
Approaching the felines-and-primates house, with this nice outlining to give it shape in the dark.
We went past this festooned tree.
Big mood there, lemur.
And here's a couple of porcupines who were in the house because ?? ???? ????? ??? ?? (the zoo cares not for strict literalism in what's inside their houses) and snuggling.
More of a pair of porcupines enjoying one another's company.
Meanwhile, here's a feline.
Trivia: Public opinion surveys through 1922 and 1923 showed that, should he choose to run for president, Henry Ford would beat any likely opponent.
Source: Ford: The Men and the Machine, Robert Lacey. (Warren Harding's death put an end to the Ford-for-President bubble.)
Currently Reading: Miscellaneous comic books sent me by a friend. So there's this Archie comic where an alien device transmogrifies Archie and Reggie into dogs. And they can speak, English to them, but dog-speak to everyone else --- including to one another, because Reggie and Archie don't know how to interpret dog-speak. So that's a twist on the turned-to-animals and the animals-understand-people-but-not-vice-v