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The patterns on this sea shell appear to be very similar to that of a mathematical structure called a Sierpinski triangle.
Oddly enough, this is not referring to an indie rock band or a Transformer – but rather to a very simple set of rules that has surprisingly complex results.
When I was a kid, I used to wonder if everyone saw the world in the same way. We can all look at the same grass,... Read More »
Several people have asked me if I have managed to quantify the performance of this system. I ran a few quick numbers... Read More »
Early one morning, citizens in northern Norway awoke to an amazing sight – a giant glowing... Read More »
Emily’s Trees are made by a girl with a passion for nature and a love of jewelry who decided to combine these... Read More »
Lous Wain was an artist popular for his paintings of cats in the late 1800s and early 1900s. The... Read More »
Oddly enough, this is not referring to an indie rock band or a Transformer – but rather to a... Read More »
Shuttle Discovery was launched this Sunday. If you look at a picture of liftoff, there appears to... Read More »
“The low hanging fruit, i.e. idiots whose parents paid for prep school, Yale, and then the Harvard... Read More »
All that’s left to do is find out if your current bedframe is appropriate for a memory... Read More »
I’ve been a bit busy lately with a new addition to the family. Her name is Luna, and she’s an... Read More »
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