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18. April 2020
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Hello. It’s been a while. Again!
I know people expect computer art from me. Unfortunately, my programming and design concentration has been shot lately. So, I can’t get those to you at the moment.
Instead, I’ve got something else for you: physical paintings!
30. December 2019
My latest newsletter is out. Even though it was partly composed of posts I originally put on Patreon, it still took a lot of writing (for me) to complete.
After reading it back, I realized that it has the tone of a year-end wrap-up. Since that is what is happening with the bloggers, I figured I might as well post it here.
Plus, because it was so hard to finish, so I’m gonna drop it everywhere I can.)
With no further ado, here it is.
11. October 2019
Back in 1902, mathematicians defined a set as follows:
A collection of distinct objects, where an object can be anything, including a set.
So, here are some sets under that definition:
{ 4, 5, 6 } { a, b, c, d } { 8, a, 🌍, “The concept of FOMO”, 🤔 }
But also:
A = { 0, 1, 2, A }
Where A is a set that has the element A, which is…itself.
For decades, mathematicians thought this was fine, until Bertrand Russell pointed out a paradox.