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[mypepemateosus]

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[somethingusefulfromflorida]

Semiseptenary: base 7½

1 = 1

10 = 7½

100 = 56¼

1,000 = 421⅞

10,000 = 3,164 1⁄16

100,000 = 23,730 ¹⁵⁄₃₂

1,000,000 = 177,978 ³³⁄₆₄

Just call me Isaac Newton, because I'm inventing new maths: fractional integers! How does this even work? I'll come back to this tomorrow and figure it out!

Let's be real though, I'm not Newton, I'm Leibniz. I invented it independently, but someone else has surely figured out fractional bases before me.

#new math #isaac newton #calculus #base 10 #base 7 #base 7½ #math #my greatest creation #figure it out #leibniz #leibnitz

[basic-retro-programming]

Gottfried Leibnitz (1646 - 1716) und Ada Lovelace (1815 - 1852) als frühe Pioniere der Computer-Wissenschaften ...

Post: #134: Pinterest, Grafik: A Brief History Of Computer Science, 2023.

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[immaculatasknight]

Insubordinate minds

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[altrbody]

Gottfried Leibnitz: Metaphysics

"God, according to Leibniz, is the necessary being which constitutes the sufficient explanation of the totality of contingent things–why the universe is this way rather than any other. Thus far, God’s necessity is the only thing mentioned about such a being (there is not much religious or theological about this initially bare metaphysical concept). God as a being may be necessary, but if the contingent universe were simply a random or arbitrary act of God, then God would not constitute the required explanation of all things. In other words, God must not only be necessary, but also the source of the intelligibility of all things. It must be possible, therefore, to inquire into the reasons God had for authorizing or allowing this, rather than any other, universe to be the one that actually exists. And if God is to be the explanation of the intelligibility of the universe, then God must have access to that intelligibility, such that God could be said to know what it is that is being allowed to exist–that is, God must have the ability to grasp complete concepts, and to see at once the “whole demonstration” discussed above. God so far is therefore (i) a necessary being, (ii) the explanation of the universe, and (iii) the infinite intelligence."

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[wideworldtrips]

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[teledyn]

"Music is a hidden arithmetic exercise of the soul, which does not know that it is counting."

— Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz, born #OTD 1646.

#Music #Mathematics #leibnitz

[philotreat]

Rationalist Philosophers Tutorial - YouTube

In this video, I explained about Rationalist philosophers- Descartes, Spinoza and Leibnitz, their theories of Substance, God and Rationalism.

#rationalists #philosophy #western philosophy #descartes #spinoza #leibnitz

[itsmadhvi]

Rationalist Philosophers -Theories of Rationalism, Substance & God

Rationalism, in Western philosophy, is the view that regards ‘reason’ as the chief source and test of knowledge. Rationalist Philosophers  René Descartes (1596-1650) was a French philosopher who is often studied as the first great philosopher in the era of “modern philosophy.” Benedict de Spinoza (1632-77), the Dutch Jewish philosopher  introduced a conception of philosophizing that was new to…

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#Descartes #God #Leibnitz #Rationalist Philosophers #Spinoza #Substance

[dharomunthe]

Mengenalmu Itu Tak Mungkin

Kamu dan Namamu Sebelumnya, sejauh kutahu: Kamu itu ada dua. Satu, kamu. Dua, siapa sebenarnya kamu. Oh iya. “Dea namaku”, katamu waktu itu. Kutahu, lengkapnya: Idea. Kamu yang Kukenal Maka, semua berubah sejak saat itu.  Kau kupakai dimanapun dan kapanpun aku mau. Untukku. Baju yang kupakai ya baju yang pernah kamu lihat. Celana yang kukenakan ya celana yang pernah kamu setrika. Bahkan, tubuh…

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#Berkeley #Bertrand Russels #Epistemologi #Filsafat #Idea #Idealisme #Knowledge by Acquintance #Knowledge by Description #Leibnitz

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[darkartfinds]

Artwork by Jenny Leibnitz

#dark art #dark fantasy #gothic art #dark fantasy art #gothic romance #Jenny Leibnitz #acedia_comix

[chaotic-history]

I will die on this hill

#cause the whole thing in Candide is he's arguing against Leibnitz who's saying it's the best of all possible worlds and that everything #that happens happens for an eventually good reason #and Voltaire's not just arguing that everything is terrible; for all that he's smarter than Pangloss Martin is still wrong about Cacambo #coming back. #and Martin's idea was that there's a Good god and a Bad god that control everything #but Candide (book not character) shows that things like the Lisbon earthquake or good men drowning simply don't have a reason; good or bad #things happen essentially randomly and there's no order to it #*but* #(and this is moving away from the absurdism point but I want to talk about it) #despite all the random uncontrollable things Candide faces there's also much that's manmade #and I've seen some interpretations of the book that seem to thing the ending is saying to just escape from the world and don't bother #with trying to change it but I don't think that's the point because first of all obviously Voltaire didn't think it was useless to try and #change things or he wouldn't have written the fucking book; and also Martin and Pangloss share the similarity of believing that #any attempt to better the world is pointless because Pangloss thinks it couldn't get any better and Martin. well. also thinks that but in a #negative way #and the way I see it the book is as much a critique of fatalism as it is of Leibnitz's optimism #and really those are one and the same; if this is the best world it means nothing can ever improve and we're stuck in this pile of shit #tldr; shit happens for no reason; ya can't fix it but at least you could make it a bit better for the people around you; and you might as #well enjoy some pistachios while you're doing it #guys i promise i do know how to write actual literary analysis and someday i'll post it #but it's easier to just rant in the tags for 5 minutes #also jacques and the old woman both fundamentally changed the story through being willing to help candide + pangloss/cunégonde

[r-4n-d0m]

Some wizard posting how you should not follow the book, to just do it, that follow the manual is the worst.

Well, if I don't follow the damn book I could end up spending my entire life reinventing derivatives!

#I suppose math magic and other magics are not equivalent? #We all should summon Newton #I don't know if you can summon an alchemist #But Leibnitz anticipated the relative of space #Wizard #Math #Science

[spacenutspod]

The China National Space Administration (CNSA) has put out a call for international and industry partners to contribute science payloads to its Chang’e-8 lunar lander, set for launch to the Moon in 2028. The mission, which will involve a lander, a rover, and a utility robot, will be China’s first attempt at in-situ resource utilization on the Moon, using lunar regolith to produce brick-like building materials. Just like NASA’s Artemis plans, the CNSA’s plans for the Moon are targeted at the Lunar south pole, which is expected to be rich in useable resources, especially water. The presence of these resources will be vital for long-term human activity on the lunar surface. Possible landing sites for Chang’e-8 include Leibnitz Beta, Amundsen crater, Cabeus crater, and the ridge connecting the Shackleton and de Gerlache craters, according to a presentation by Chang’e-8 chief deputy designer in October 2023. Chang’e-8 will be the last CNSA robotic mission to be launched before construction begins on the International Lunar Research Station, China’s crewed moonbase being planned in collaboration with Russia’s Roscosmos. That makes Chang’e-8’s attempt to create building materials out of regolith a vital proof-of-concept for their lunar aspirations. In order to make moon-bricks, the lander will carry an instrument that uses solar energy to melt lunar soil and turn it into useable parts at a speed of 40 cubic cm per hour. Alongside the regolith processing equipment, the lander will be equipped with an array of science instruments, including cameras, a seismometer to detect moonquakes, and an x-ray telescope. Part of the mission will focus on moon-based Earth observation, with several instruments designed to monitor Earth’s atmosphere and magnetosphere. The rover, meanwhile, will carry ground penetrating radar, cameras, a mineral analyzer, and tools for collecting and storing samples (leaving open the possibility of future missions to retrieve the samples). The utility robot is a key piece of the mission, but CNSA isn’t developing it in-house. Instead, the space agency is seeking proposals from partners interested in developing it as a piggyback payload to ride alongside the rest of Chang’e-8. According to the call for proposals, the 100kg, battery-powered robot will need to be able to “capture, carry and place items, shovel, and transfer lunar soil.” It will also need to be able to travel at 400m per hour. There is room for an additional 100kg of piggyback payloads besides the robot, for which full proposals are expected to be submitted later this year. While planning for Chang’e 8 is ongoing, the CNSA has two additional robotic moon missions in the works for the near future. The first, Chang’e-6, will launch this spring, and aims to return a regolith sample from the lunar far side (a never before accomplished feat). The next mission is planned for 2026, when Chang’e-7 will carry out a geological examination of the permanently shadowed craters scattered around the Moon’s south pole. The post China's Chang'e-8 Mission Will Try to Make Bricks on the Moon appeared first on Universe Today.

#space #astronomy #news #science

[lalalaugenbrot]

Ihr seid Heide und es ist KdE-Übernachtungswoche und auch wenn Leo die ganze Zeit über auf dem Schlafsofa schläft (ihr versteht nicht ganz warum), hat sich Adam eines Abends mit ihm auf sein Zimmer zurückgezogen, um irgendwas wegen der Arbeit zu besprechen oder generell einfach um ein bisschen zu quatschen, so genau wisst ihr gar nicht, was die beiden denn nun eigentlich immer zusammen machen, aber ihr hört Stimmen und Lachen — wie schön, dass die beiden sich endlich wieder so gut verstehen! Leo ist wirklich ein Guter! Da die beiden ja immer so viel arbeiten, denkt ihr euch, dass sie ja sicher hungrig sind!

#tatort saarbrücken #spatort #danke @tiny-steve für die beratung!! #ja vor dem break-up im krankenhaus war kurz auch nochmal alles ok ok??