Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) It Does Take Courage as Well as Trust Concrete corridors of courage and color pave the way towards an ideal worth walking towards. Brisk and purposeful the approach is direct and immersive in this matrix of Science and wonder.
Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) 365 degrees; 24/7 Higher level conversations are Aristotelian in nature. Arrested development is the only upside to the alternative, in times of crisis the tyranny of the majority is a figure head for the power of oligarchies. This malignant combination is destructive in times of crisis, we know better.
Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) Seeing Further Abstraction and proof personified is the aesthetic of mathematician. From the cult of Pythagorus to the Hellenic hegemony that still dominates Western sensibilities we see further because it's cumulative and adds up!
Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) A Professor's Purgatory If there is such a think a profession should be tormented with an outcome with no explanation. Intuitions are like pumps, according to Daniel Dennett they are often abused.
Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) Said the Emperor The bell curve is an ideal and like all ideologies there are limits to its utility. Pattern recognition software and biochemical calculations regulate our intentionality. A symbiosis between man and machine. Black swans and other such extremophiles lie dormant in oceans of randomness. Be careful.
Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) We Are All But Actors On The Stage of Life The act of working towards something, the pursuit of maybe and the möbius of the moment is all we possess in the Logos of life. Stand up and defend that trajectory, follow that vector of thought worth living.
Carl Friedrich Gauss (1777-1855) And the King? She is beautiful. The elegance of her equations, the confidence in her movement, sure footed forgiveness for all to see. Proof through abstraction defines itself and Mathematics tends to these patterns, an aesthetic worthy of myelination.
