It is February 7 around noon and I was finally paying attention to your post. I had great timing! You hit all the spots I was brooding over this morning. Listening to your - quite soothing - voice, over coffee, and eventually rendering to the day’s content. A good day.
I love how you speak about having a day with being less inspired, little low on the high and simply frustrated.
I thought about my own frustration today and how much I need a day off. Just for the fun of not wanting anything.
I was going outside on a walk and received three conversations and they did not stimulate me enough to write today (except writing to you), but at least I could feel the gratitude of this 'something is waiting outdoors' vibe.
Its exciting to hear your interest in brilliant people speaking - such a beautiful thing! astrophysicist Hakeem Oluseyi wrote an autobiography "A quantum life, My unlikely journey from the streets to the stars". I read it twice its riveting and amazing - and he's great at explaining the stars and many aspects of physics, check his TED videos. https://youtu.be/wiNnhJZf6Ys?si=lBMWFLvxZHcPOB_A
It is February 7 around noon and I was finally paying attention to your post. I had great timing! You hit all the spots I was brooding over this morning. Listening to your - quite soothing - voice, over coffee, and eventually rendering to the day’s content. A good day.
I love how you speak about having a day with being less inspired, little low on the high and simply frustrated.
I thought about my own frustration today and how much I need a day off. Just for the fun of not wanting anything.
I was going outside on a walk and received three conversations and they did not stimulate me enough to write today (except writing to you), but at least I could feel the gratitude of this 'something is waiting outdoors' vibe.
And also: thank you for writing your books ❤😊
there is a beauty in mathematics that we may lose when we learn it in School...we need to resurrect the beauty if it had disappeared...
Thank you, dearest Patti, you might have stopped my process of reducing my tons of books....<3
And your “mathematicians are the least square people” is just marvelous! Thank you! We’d be lost without them , those awesome minds.
Oh, yes! I love my books, too, and I just love looking at them and marveling at them. Sometimes I feel like I live my life through literature!
Much love and peace Patti
Palestine will be free. Ceasefire now <3
Thank you Patti - I wish you beautiful days and nights thrice too!
👋🏼
I loved your benign hand , playing in and out of the sphere of light. Pure maths made physical.💛
I love books!
You are just so sweet
"No equation
To explain the division of the senses…
Drawn by the whispering shadows
Into the mathematics
of our desire."
♥ xx
I am always dazzled by your pure authenticity. It’s a real treat. Thank you Patti.
Mathematicians are the least square group of people.
Its exciting to hear your interest in brilliant people speaking - such a beautiful thing! astrophysicist Hakeem Oluseyi wrote an autobiography "A quantum life, My unlikely journey from the streets to the stars". I read it twice its riveting and amazing - and he's great at explaining the stars and many aspects of physics, check his TED videos. https://youtu.be/wiNnhJZf6Ys?si=lBMWFLvxZHcPOB_A
And this site has a really cool guy explaining the way the scientists do their work in chemistry. Hours of fun :) https://www.rsc.org/periodic-table/video
just click on "video" on the header and then select an element.
p.s. i very much love your brilliance