Jessica Hagy illustrates the vagaries of life via mathematical doodles on index cards.
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Jessica Hagy illustrates the vagaries of life via mathematical doodles on index cards.
Blogs — what can’t they do?
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Inspired by that blog, see Le Grand Content.
Love the first card. Don’t quite get the second. Isn’t Wm. Tell a proper subset of all men?
Second may mean, that men should learn about love getting to the heart of their understanding, or, the arrow can go astray?:)
http://xkcd.com/comics/fourier.jpg
Always makes me laugh.
Just to expand on #3, if the issues of life were thought so confusing for men, how could one not become confused with “all the data out there?” William Tell, Cupid, Men…hmmm?
It’s a “entanglement issue,” while getting to the heart of things, a woman might ask, “men, where is your heart” and the men may say, “I dunno?” 🙂
That’s one excuse, eh?
If you don’t get the second one you are probably thinking on too high a level.
been reader her stuff for a while. pretty much always funny or cute, or creepily accurate. she inspired my newest project – definitions. She never seems to have slumps eitherm there all consistantly good.
That first card also captures the common rhetorical trick of claiming that a high Y value proves that you’ve got a high X value. See for example pretty much everything published by the Discovery Institute.
God that’s funny. AND SO TRUE… The true flux of reputation is keenly conveyed in that first graph. Ha!