Math can be awesome/Also extremely tedious and frustrating......

I want to tell you about 2 websites I found today and the weird, wild, wacky, and wizzy stuff they be peddlin.' The first website was taken from I F-ing <3 Science's article:
21 GIFs That Explain Mathematical Concepts

It has numerous Gifs that help visualize the crap that teachers (particularly in math) have been trying to relate to us unsuccessfully for years!

IT is a vital and interesting tool if you're interested or confused and if not then it is just fun and wonderful nonsense. Either way it is worth a look IMO because math is the language of the universe (seriously ANYTHING can be translated into math...ANYTHING. The universe is geometric in nature) and knowing it will open up endless possibilities.

The other article follows in the footsteps of what I was just taking about EXCEPT they aren't math Gifs per se but are Gifs that are made using mathematics, such as:

or.....

 ^All artwork created by ^ :Dave Whyte. 

Io9's orig article: 

The Spellbinding Mathematical GIFs Of Dave Whyte

Sacred Geometry, a universal language: In music

One of the major reasons Leonardo Da Vinci studied Sacred Geometry was because of it versatility in knowledge. It can be applied to most subjects including, physics, math (or anything involving numbers), and even archeology! 

Further proving this connection was a website I stumbled across and wanted to share it.

This is what's known as the 'Circle of Fifths' in music theory. See how Metatron's cube can be applied to this HERE

If this sort of thing interests you or if you're curious (or just bored) then by all means, go on....continue reading.....

Blog soup for the soul: Buncha random articles to preach about

Today is wednesday, which normally is my creativity day (although lately with Borderlands 2 and no band anymore the word 'creativity' is in review... More like a 'guess-I'm-hanging-with-bestfriends-occupying-time-mostly-playing-video-games day) where I like to spend at least a few hours, you know, creating. Right now I'm currently headlining and directing a sketch-comedy project called "Polite Aschole" and it is craaaaaaaawling along...slowly, at a stand-still for the moment due to a lack of monetary compensation.... AKA 'I can't afford to pay anybody right now, so actual work is priority numero uno'


 ANYWHO, today I decided to take a break. I needed one, from best-friends and creativity (and all the bad vibes my life generates when I'm not doing something that I love) so now that I've completed a free Algebra lesson from udacity.com (one of those free online course websites I was telling ya aboot)
I'm going to post some cool gossop,news,articles, or whatever you call them (little bits of 'info' none the less) and I'm going to do it in rapid-fire succession (that way it saves you from clicking like 5 articles individually)

Here's a brief summary if you'd like to continue reading:
1. the FBI rescued over 100 teens over the weekend in sex-trafficking raids

2. The hacker who planned to showcase how to remotely kill pacemaker patient dies (strange?) before his well intentioned conference took place

3.  Scientists may have discovered the cause of Bee-mageddon, and it's worse than you thought

4.  10 myths about introverts (not really an article per se, but enjoyable nonetheless)

5. Sacred Geometry: Obtain sqaure roots from intersecting circles

so...... Read on, if you'd like to read on.