#pythagorian

[chryssy67]

Nature & the Cosmos are made up of intricate PATTERNS !!

[probably-just-shitposting]

ADHD + Math = Huh?

I'm slow, not stupid. Yes, there is a difference. I can make all the connections a "smart" person can, it just takes longer because there's like 5 extra steps to every problem because my ADHD brain can't compartmentalize.

This math problem, for example:

15

×20

_____

Now, most people would probably look at this and do it the way taught in school. Multiplying the top ones place by the bottome ones place, then multiplying the top tens place by the bottom ones place, etc, etc.

When I try to solve this problem, I think, okay, so,

1 - 15

2 - 30

3 - 45

4 - 60

5 - 75

6 - 90

7 - 105

8 - 120

9 - 135

10 - 150

150 × 2 = 300

15 × 20 = 300.

On a really good day I might stop at 75 and go, 75 + 75 = 150, 150 × 2 is 300, 15 × 20 = 300. If I were smarter I could even simplify it to 20 × 5 = 100, 100 × 3 = 300, 15 × 20 = 300. However, that probably wouldn't occur to me unless the 20 was on the top of the problem because I read them top to bottom.

Taking all of this into account, Algebra is Hell. You want me to do what?

[awtysm-cryptid]

i love people ranting about there interests even if i don’t know what the hell they’re on about like YEEESSSS TELL ME MORE ABOUT DND AND THE GAMES YOUVE PLAYED or NO NO CONTINUE WITH YOUR THEORIES ABOUT THIS SHOW YOUR WATCHING THAT IVE NEVER HEARD OF BESTIE I LOVE IT like you can rant to me about anything and i’ll think its the most interesting thing since pre-sliced bread

[withered-rose-unbreakable-lotus]

About Sophia's origin

Ok so I'd like to clear this up cause when I make mistakes I admit them most times. Some time ago I made a post about Sophia and my being pissed that even though she appeared Greek, Reverse's team didn't seem to have tried as hard to find a native or sb with an at least understandable accent for her Greek spell but it appears this wasn't necessary because Sophia is most likely not Greek (or she's half).

For context, when the current patch came out I could guess from the aesthetic the inspiration would be either Greek or Roman and then by the focus on Pythagorians I could tell it was indeed Greek inspiration, but I didn't expect there would be a single character that'd actually use the language, like for example French characters do. So when it did I was excited but also disappointed cause unless you read the subs, you couldn't tell what Sophia was saying.

Anyway long story short, from Sophia's mentions in 6's story, she appears to be Anatolian. And while the inspiration could be mixed, time-wise, cause anyway we're in 2007 in the game but everything else is based off ancient Greece, I think she too is supposed to be from the ancient version of Anatolia, therefore neither Greek nor Turkish but either Hattian or some other Anatolian ethnicity of that time. It is said that people at the shores of Asia Minor back then did speak Greek, probably cause of the trade situation with Greece and all, therefore it now makes sense to me that they went with the broken Greek option since she is not supposed to be native.

There. These are my "findings", or rather realizations. So yeah I apologize, I didn't know and I hope she is Anatolian and neither Greek nor Turkish cause that brings in the forefront ethnicities that went extinct and adds even more diversity in the game. However I have to admit I'm a bit sceptical about the choice of hair colour as well. 37 has light blue hair and Sophia firey red so this couuuuuld be addressing one is Greek and the other Turkish, or maybe's it's me overthinking xD. Cause some of you might say oh then why 6 and 210's hair aren't significant. Well, the men's duo doesn't seem to bring a cultural contrast in the forefront but one of authority and social roles and standards. It's the common sense of the island vs the one that wishes to not follow stuff blindly. 37 and Sophia's focus though has to do with cultural contrast and differences and Sophia's adjusting to the mindset of the island through observation of the common ways (island people) and 37 (sb's different and independent approach to the common ways), while also stressing the significance of learning from each other and finding a middle ground like when 37 also tried to play, in her own way, and try to understand more about Sophia through her father's notebook.

That's all. At the end of the day, games and storytelling are artforms, so unless we have specific mentions of things, everything is up to the viewer's interpretation. That was mine.

[miscellaneoussmp]

Foolish taught a literal toddler the Pythagorian theorem?!?!

[typecasto]

in the future do you think historians are going to read a bunch of CS theory papers and think we're all in some sort of religious cult like the pythagorians where we worship The Almighty Oracle who gives us answers to NP-Hard problems

[skatepunkanthi]

Jeremy Kahn was a gifted child

Above we can see Jeremy Kahn at 13 years old Jeremy Adam Kahn born in October 20, 1969. He is an American Mathematician who has won the Academy Award in Mathematics. He has grown up in New York and he was a student in Hunter College High School. At 7 years old he found quadratic equations, at 8 years old he designed an identical equation and at 10 years old he proved the Pythagorian Theory. Kahn…

[ashlin-slanger]

Week 4 (June 26- July 2)

Work this week was slow, there wasn’t much else for me to do than plastic collections and sorting through the plastics for data collection. We got back from Lipsi late Monday, and found out that we will be permanently moving there for another project, which will include many snorkel surveys and kayak surveys to document the marine life in a particular bay. This bay is important because Archipelagos is trying to attain permits to make a dolphin sanctuary, for dolphins who grew up in captivity to live more freely. This is necessary because dolphins who never lived in the wild cannot survive on their own. We need to determine what kind of biodiversity exists here to ensure that the sanctuary will not have any negative effects. We will leave next Thursday for good.

The group of us who went to Lipsi got Friday off this last week because we worked over the weekend. We rented a car to tour the island since it is our last weekend here on Samos. The cars available to rent were only manual, and I was the only one who has any experience driving a manual car, even though it was nearly 5 years ago. I had to learn quick, the roads here are narrow and windy with many hills. The first day was just me learning to drive again, but pretty soon I got the hang of it and could take us most places on the island. We went on several hikes. The first was to waterfalls that were only attainable by swimming through a river in between cliffs. It was such a cool experience. The second was a hike to Pythagorians Cave, a sacred place. This is where the famous mathematician and philosopher Pythagorean hid out when he was being chased by a tyrant named Polycrates. There were two caves up there, one which he used for living and the other for teaching. We also went to a very traditional greek restaurant where they began dancing a traditional greek dance called Kalamatianos. I have seen this happen many times out at restaurants and it always fills me with so much joy. Usually it begins with one person brave enough to dance in front of the whole gathering. They stand and begin the dance (must be traditional folk greek music) and the rest of the people begin to clap. Sometimes they even get down on one knee to clap for even more encouragement. Then, more and more people start to join. They all hold hands and match movements. It is so cool because most of them are complete strangers to one another, but they are united in dance and song. It was such an awesome week! I am very excited to spend more time in Lipsi as well.

[hyp3r4ct1v3-h0rn3tz]

22 and victor frankenstein

22. Given a blank piece of paper, a pencil, and nothing to do, what would happen?

I think he'd like. write some nerd shit. like the pythagorian theorem or something. that or he'd draw The Creature

[garyjugert]

Uniclues:

1 Well by golly aren't these triangles predictable?

2 Haystack aficionado avoids sinking into a lily pond by piloting a vehicle soberly with friends.

3 Sit awhile on seedless orb.

***

1 PYTHAGORIAN THEOREM AG'IN?

2 DESIGNATED DRIVER MATISSE

3 WAIT ON WATERMELON (~)

[defensefilms]

NFL Week 5 Recap and React

Week 5 in the NFL, and as I sat back and watched some of these games, I couldn’t help but ponder my glee, at how close scoring a lot of these games have been up to now. 

I don’t expect that to continue as we get to the midway point of the season, but it’s been fun and one of the aspect of the 2022 season I’ve enjoyed most.Even stilll with close games being a pattern, there was still only 2 notable upsets in week 5.

Starting with Green Bay’s implosion against a New York Giants who may have restored some swagger to their franchise because they are 4W-1L on the season. 

Aaron Rodgers needs to buck up his ideas, had his throws batted down on both 3rd and 2 and 4th, down at the 5 yard line with a chance to win the game, and on top of that, the were up 10 points at half time and the offense did nothing in the 2nd. Not convincing at all.

The Los Angeles Rams are no longer among the top echelon of NFL teams, a 24-10 loss against a Cowboys team that granted has a great defense, but McVay’s offense is the reason they can esentally say goodbye to repeating as champions. It’s Kooper Kupp or nothing for the Rams offense.

As usual, this week’s game of the week, was an absolute doozy.

Game Of The Week: Philadelphia Eagles Def. Arizona Cardinals 20-17

I couldn’t help but note some of the key differences in how theses two teams coach their players, and how structured and on-rhythm their offenses are compared to one another.

For instance, the Cardinals have plenty of high-end talent on both sides of the ball, but there is very little productive cohesion and timing. Not an efficient offense at all, but the playmakers will make plays if they get the ball.

Contrast that with the Eagles, who have been using that run-pass option (RPO) since Carson Wentz was on the team (from what I know), they won a Superbowl by doing that and now it’s the foundation that carries their new star quarterback in Jalen Hurts, and alot of their best players are guys that play at the line of scrimmage.

The Eagles too have a young head coach in Nick Sirianni, and Eagles fans will remember how nervous they were after his first press conference 2 years ago. 

However, the foundation that is the RPO, the physicality of the offensive and the defensive lines, along with his qb’s development, just makes it feel like Sirianni has so much more support than Kliff Kingsbury, who at times looked like a man on an island trying to solve Pythagorian algorithms.

Kingsbury was not helped at all by the performance of Kyler Murray and likewise Murray wasn’t helped by the playcalling, but still Murray needs to know better. On one of his interceptions, you could see the Eagle’s db’s cycle backwards right before the ball is snapped, and that was the pick he threw on 1st and 10, on literally the first down of the drive.

Then again at the end of the game, with the decision to kick a field goal instead of go for it on 4th down, and my thing is if your QB likes to scramble then those are situations where you should have the confidence to go for it, and ofcourse, Cards kicker Matt Ammendola misses with a chance to tie the game at the end.

The Eagles owe alot of it to their defense, and this will not be the last time they are featured in the game of the week. 

Scroll down and feel the reassurance that was my week 5 picks.

WEEK 5 Picks:

1. Colts Over Broncos (W)

2. Packers Over Giants (L)

3. Patriots Over Lions (W)

4. Chargers Over Browns (W)

5. Jaguars Over Texans (L)

6. Buccaneers Over Falcons (W)

7. Bills Over Steelers (W)

8. Dolphins Over Jets (L)

9. Vikings Over Bears (W)

10. Titans Over Commanders (W)

11. Seahawks Over Saints (W)

12. 49ers Over Panthers (W)

13. Eagles Over Cardinals (W)

14. Rams Over Cowboys (L)

15. Ravens Over Bengals (W)

16. Chiefs Over Raiders (W)

WEEK 5 SCORE:  12W-4L

SEASON SCORE: 50W-29L

[rollypolymath]

You: Sculptor of Worlds

In order to do something, you have to know how to do it. If you play an instrument, but cannot otherwise speak to the degrees with which you play, then you know but one language – that of your body performing systematic actions. Outside of your own mind and body, it is simply a dead language. Dead because there is no one else who could understand it besides yourself. To speak of the actual playing is to speak of the sound to whatever order and degree it is which you mean to speak – all without actually requiring the instrument. Today, there are many de facto theories used in various areas of society, in fields of study, performance and industry, however, we must keep in mind that each and every individual has their own preference for how sufficiently one particular dimension of the world should be cohered and considered against each other. This is where individuation arises.

If you cannot explain it, then you do not know what it is you claim you do.

The reading is not the writing. The moment is not the memory.

This is the fruitful tree before you and there is, alas, no low hanging fruit here. One must climb. One must come to think of memories in such a manner that writing them becomes far more than the experience – far more freeing – than the moment ever was or could be. Learn this by learning of yourself and knowing your feelings and the details of your observations. When you know yourself, you know all others. You may find far fewer individuals to be familiar with themselves than you had expected. No matter, we find that the other is no longer an assemblage of vague and superficial agreements, a bundle which we have no coherent or detailed reasoning for. When we find coherence, we see that the other is actually another and so we seek their texture, we seek their novelties and their meanings, their tells and everything else.

What you fundamentally are or could be is all you can know them to be.

Know them as far and wide as you must, as shallow or deeply as necessary.

Sculpt the world as you must see it, and never let it be deformed by another.

[synchlora]

why do i decide to make loft plans while i am violently dizzy

[strange-gods]

Strange Gods Tarot: The Magician

"Bearer of the Pythagorian secrets of Reincarnation, To his powerful arts I at last surrender." Horace - "Carmen Saeculare" Art by Valin Mattheis Art Direction & Conception by Amandine Sosinski IG: @feastofthedead Prints available in the shop! strange-gods.com 2nd Major Arcana of the Strange Gods Tarot, every order is getting us closer to publishing the deck independently.

[guccifloralsuits]

Okay but which member would be who? I say Harry is Pythagroras, Niall Buddha, Zayn Leonidas and Liam Confucius (because that is hilarious to me... also plane lag was so deep you could make a whole religion out of that).

oooooh I see harry as Buddha cus’ enlightened soul, seems like he could be close to achieving Nirvana. Agreed with Zayn as Leonidas cus have you seen how messy his twitter fights have been? absolute bloodbath of drama, Sparta is quaking. Niall seems more Pythagoras, more inclined toward mainstream styles aka everyones heard the pythagorian theorem & nialls music is more radio-playable (somehow this connection makes sense in my head). You hit the nail on the head with Liam lmaooooooo

[starzspeak1]

About Numerology And Its History?

Numerology - "The Number Game" is the much recognized and universal language of numbers, each of us is born with a unique set of numbers significant to us. These numbers are the key to the doors of our personality and thus, reveal the way we behave, interact and communicate with others while telling us about the challenges that we’ll face in our lives. Pythagorian system known as the western form of Numerology is considered to be among the most popular and enduring of all self-help processes and methods ever created. Japanese, Chinese, Egyptians etc., are trying to imply number systems to gain a deeper understanding and knowledge of themselves and the universe. Discovered by the mathematician and Greek philosopher Pythagoras, Pythagorian Numerology combines the mathematical principles of Arabic, Phoenician, Druid, Egyptian and Essene Sciences. Since then it has formed the spiritual basis for many secret societies and is evolving ever since. Numerology is gaining much more popularity than before. Today, we can see Numerology columns appearing in magazines, newspapers and online portals on a regular basis. Numerologists are also being consulted with much trust and regularity for issues related to business, career, relationships, money related, etc. The fascination for this ancient spiritual science is growing as the world is becoming more acquainted and computerized and dependent on numerical systems.

source:  About Numerology And Its History?

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