Eeeeeeeeek!

What is down the line of beauty, just underneath φ? It is, of course, e! By e! I don't mean e factorial, but just e. e is a number of some confusing sort. e can be represented as: e=lim x->infinity (1+1/x)^x AAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA! Not to worry, it's not as disgusting as it looks. Imagine it this … Continue reading Eeeeeeeeek! →

I mean, where is this beautiful number even USED?!?!

Good question. Good question.The author Yes, yes, thank you. Now, if you can remember ANYTHING from the post "Nothing beats the beauty of this!", then you will know that φ is used in a lot of places and artwork. φ might be a drastic little number, but φ is very useful. For example, the Parthenon, … Continue reading I mean, where is this beautiful number even USED?!?! →

Nothing beats the beauty of this!

What is the most beautiful number? It is, of course, phi. Also known as the golden ratio, it is represented by the Greek symbol φ , and is the most irrational of irrational numbers. φ can also be written as this: (1+sqrt5)/2. This may look ugly, but it is it. φ is used everywhere, in … Continue reading Nothing beats the beauty of this! →

How to create the awesome hexagon to entertain you Part 4

Now this is awesome, and you can make a hexaflexagon out of food! The video below shows you how to make it. (Note: ingredients may vary) https://youtu.be/GTwrVAbV56o Tasty ... I can't really describe how to make one of these, so I'll leave all the explanations to the video. https://youtu.be/Svq2Kscmmwc Back in the days ... Enjoy! … Continue reading How to create the awesome hexagon to entertain you Part 4 →

How to create the awesome hexagon to entertain you Part 3

We have seen Richard Feynman and John Tukey. They are 2 of the other people who collaborated with old Arthur and Bryant. No, the Feynman diagram doesn't relate to hexaflexagons. Thank you Martin Gardner for the awesome Scientific American article. And double thank you for the awesome book Mathematical Games. It needs to be read. … Continue reading How to create the awesome hexagon to entertain you Part 3 →

How to create the awesome hexagon to entertain you Part 2

Have you seen the video? Good. Now, if this is the first video you've seen about hexaflexagons, then you'll probably be like, "Who is this Bryant Tuckerman?" Who is this Bryant Tuckerman?Our readers who didn't know what Hexaflexagons are Yes, yes, thank you. Bryant Tuckerman (no, NOT Bryan) was one of the people who collaborated … Continue reading How to create the awesome hexagon to entertain you Part 2 →

Mistakes in my previous posts

So, so, so. So what?Harry Potter, The Goblet of Fire As you know, nobody, especially people who don't know how to write the perfect post, is perfect. There have been some mistakes in my previous mistakes and, well, only in the Welcome! post. Mistakes: No, this probably won't save you from getting eaten by man-eating … Continue reading Mistakes in my previous posts →

How to create the awesome hexagon to entertain you Part 1

Hexagons. They are 6-sided, hexagonal, and boring. HALT! HALT! Who are you?The Twelfth Doctor Well, I am the author of this post. Anyway, the hexagon's boringness depends on what kind of hexagon it is. If it is a normal paper hexagon, the hexagon is at the top, 10. For silk or sewing materials, that's a … Continue reading How to create the awesome hexagon to entertain you Part 1 →