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@2sush It’s an interesting observation. I think they want to narrow down viewers’ imagination to a very specific spot near the image they want to portray of themselves.
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And then he said, “You are free, and that is why you are lost.”
Words of Wise | Mindset Coach@Wordofwise_
“I am nothing to anyone, and that is my greatest freedom.” — Franz Kafka
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Today is the 106th death anniversary of the genius Srinivasa Ramanujan.
Ramanujan discovered nearly 4,000 theorems and equations—remarkable, original, and far ahead of their time.
Many of his results were so advanced that mathematicians could not prove them until decades after his passing.
He also showed deep insight into ideas that later became important in modern mathematics and physics, including concepts related to fractals, modular forms, string theory, and black hole cosmology.
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Vedic Mathematics: 16 Simple Math Formulas from the Vedas by Swami Tirthaji Maharaja unfolds a new approach to solve problems quickly.
If we approach with a genuine desire to understand, the culture has to offer more than rituals and superstition. 🌺
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💯! Acharya Pingala discovered the Matra Meru (Fibonacci sequence) around 300-200 BCE. Fibonacci popularized it in 1202 AD. It’s not about changing it but going deeper into the roots.
Dr Juggernaught 🔱@vajravyuha
Sushant, listen up and pay attention, I’ll try to do it slowly so you can keep up. Below is the Baudhāyana Śulba Sūtra 1.9, (sometimes numbered 1.12): dīrghasyākṣaṇayā rajjuḥ pārśvamānī tiryaṅmānī ca yat pṛthagbhūte kurutastadubhayāṅ karoti. Literally: “The rope [stretched] along the diagonal of an oblong produces [an area] which the lateral side and the horizontal side make together.” In even more plain terms: the square on the diagonal equals the sum of the squares on the two sides. That’s called the Pythagorean theorem today. A generalized declaration, not empirical observation of triplets in the wild. Before Christ. A late addendum to the Vedas. And to say that’s the most profound mathematical insight would make the incredibly stupid. The Śulba Sūtras are a drop in the ocean. But even just that talks about Pythagorean triples (3,4,5), (5,12,13), (8,15,17), (7,24,25), (12,35,37); √2 ≈ 1 + 1/3 + 1/(3·4) − 1/(3·4·34) accurate to 5 decimals, explicitly marked saviśeṣa (“with remainder”) implying incommensurability; area-preserving transformations between square, rectangle, and circle (early squaring-the-circle); similarity and quadratic area-scaling via shape-preserving altar enlargements; and a working geometric toolkit :all encoded as terse cord-and-stake construction recipes for Vedic fire altars. For my ancestors, the qualified entity you falsely imply to be science wasn’t the end, it was simply “a” means of manipulating material reality in search of the end, which was the divine. Something they used and developed everyday, but never confused that it was a tool to be used in service of God and Humanity, not to be used as a propaganda cudgel to beat my political opponents with. You, Sushant, would sell your parents (and the pathetic excuse you call a soul) out for paid trip to a INC Safehouse in Istanbul, don’t deign to think you know anything about math or my faith to be commenting about it. We aren’t blue haired Yale students, and definitely don’t tell @thecaravanindia how to design the best front page illustrations that make Modi aura-maxx-mogg(did I use it right my young frens?) more than anything we can make online? Stay in your lane.
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Or maybe someone did that, leading to the Big Bang.
Cosmos Archive@cosmosarcive
“If you wish to make an apple pie from scratch, you must first invent the universe.” — Carl Sagan
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It's not! the male G-spot sits precisely where the head (glans) meets the shaft.
miia@miiagarro
i'm done arguing with men that's why your G spot in your ass bye
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I saw a snake that was 3.14 meters long. I think it was a π-thon.
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Pahle dalgona aaya, phir matcha, phir amul protein, phir ye… diet coke. bahut trend aaye aur gaye par hum ab bhi wahi k wahi hai.
-Black coffee in ramadhir singh’s voice of gangs of wasseypur.
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