Actually eating lunch and reading
Humble Pie and The Maths That Made Us. Could have finished these months ago but
there’s no reason to rush so I don’t.
It’s like eating 8 different kinds of candy
Told my little sis I got like 8
more math books now, didn’t tell her about the donuts and ice cream soda though
hehe. Thought I’d read 30 minutes each before I handle some serious stuff that
may or may not be serious. If you ask me why I read this stuff, I don’t even
know anymore. Curiosity, maybe. Or I just turn what I read into stories for my
little sis.
Quest
Abandoned
It is almost 11 o’clock. Better to
just sleep before I start reading the same sentence for like, the 10th time now
haha.
Just put on my go-to white shirt and
super comfy track pants ’cause I’m heading out to grab a burger + Coke float. I’m
never drinking Coke again after this haha, though this drink’s making me happy
for some reason and it reminds me of κ³ λ νμ°μμ¨.
Around
7:25
I’m gonna watch an episode of Oh
My Ghost Clients (same guy from Pro Bono too), then I’ll get into more Isaac
Newton stuff after that, maybe even read Extraterrestrial by Avi Loeb. I’ll
probably just stick to like 30 mins each before I jump back into Signal 100 ch
17.
"Personally, I do not enjoy
science fiction when it violates the laws of physics; I like science and I like
fiction but only when they are honest, without pretensions."
— Avi Loeb, Extraterrestrial:
The First Sign of Intelligent Life Beyond Earth
"An apple was no sphere, but
he understood it to be flying through space along with the rest of the earth’s
contents, spinning across 25,000 miles each day. Why, then, did it hang gently
downward, instead of being flung outward like a stone whirled around on a
string? The same question applied to the moon: what pushed it or pulled it away
from a straight path?"
— James Gleick, Isaac Newton
Almost 9
pm already
Do you usually read with lo-fi beats
or rain ambience on? I usually go with rain sounds, but right now it’s
Vivaldi’s Spring playing.
It’s 5:40 pm. I’m upstairs at the
dining table reading my sister’s astronomy and space encyclopedia. Still in the
middle of it but I’m enjoying it like the ones I read earlier. Might also read
Signal 100 for half an hour then switch to a movie. But I might just keep
reading for fun.
“Solitude was the essential part
of his genius.”
— Isaac
Newton (2003) by James Gleick
I don’t know what’s the matter
with people: they don’t learn by understanding; they learn by some other way–by
rote, or something.
— "Surely
You're Joking, Mr. Feynman!": Adventures of a Curious Character
The ancient Egyptians created the
first 365 day solar calendar. The ancient Romans made adjustments and added one
extra day every four years.
In 1582, Pope Gregory XIII (the 13th)
corrected the problems. He ordered that three leap years should be skipped
every 400 years. We use the Gregorian calendar today, named for Pope Gregory.
— Rourke's World of Science
Encyclopedia: Volume 7: Astronomy and Space
Suppose three men can paint three
fences in three hours. How long would it take one man to paint one fence? It’s
tempting to blurt out “one hour.”
Today I spent a good few minutes just
looking at my wall instead of doing literally anything useful. I was just staring
at it when I realized I’ve basically mapped out the whole world in front of me.
So my wall is a mashup of math, the universe, and geography, plus anatomy stuff
because skeletons and tummies are cool. And of course, there’s that note from
my little sis calling herself my 'nightmare.' LMAO
[Post-Chorus]
Let's make something out of nothing (Nothing, nothing, nothing)
Let's make something super beautiful (Beautiful)
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[Post-Chorus]
Let's make something out of nothing (Nothing, nothing, nothing)
Let's make something super beautiful (Beautiful)
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(Oh, no) μμ λμμΈμ λ
odd
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[Post-Chorus]
Let's make something out of nothing (Ooh)
Let's make something super beautiful (Beautiful; Super beautiful)
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