Your Joke of the day: why did Mozart hate chickens? All they said was Bach Bach Bach. There’s more eggs-iting Chicken humor in book one, Hide and Go Beak. In stores January 4.

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🎴History is scattered with people who have been able to accomplish exceptional tasks: works of art, mathematical formulas, military feats, world records. What if I told you that most of them were performed by equally exceptional beings🎴

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"At night, Luna dreamed of her mum's magical stories about a wide, wide world beyond the garden."

https://t.co/O15LAUpcT7

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One cannot exist without the other.

My ide for a light and dark skin:
Anathema and the Coexistence set!

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✨ The night of a thounsand Veras

👹The most Cachuda 👹
Inspired by: Los Cachudos de Santa María Coyotepec, Oaxaca

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As a mathematician I know I am biased.
As a quant I even modelled and measured by how much.

But as a human(noid)-mummy-fluffy-piggy-cosmic-llama-alien I also know that she is something different, absolutely unique and needed in our digital realm 👾

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of the day: Why did the farmer separate the chicken and the turkey? He suspected fowl play. There's more eggs-ellent humor in The Great Mathemachicken 1: Hide and Go Beak coming January 4.

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✨ The night of a thounsand Veras

🎨 the most Painted 🎨
Inspired by: “Mago Tejiendo Música” Alejandro Colunga

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✨ The night of a thounsand Veras

🌸the most folkloric🌸
“La danza de las bordadoras de Aguascalientes”

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'Michael Scot, the Wizard' was born in the border regions of Scotland and northern England in 1175.
He was a mathematician and scholar. His writings dealt with astrology, alchemy, and the occult sciences.


Medicinal Alchemy 1512

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Mathematics and beauty. Source: https://t.co/MsouL2RySP

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"Writing a novel is like trying to solve a very long mathematical equation. Changing anything can change everything else." _Carl Sagan


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Anathema, World of Warcraft, Blizzard Entertainment. I did this digitally.

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https://t.co/7hVXIM7yjk
>Sprouts is a paper-and-pencil game which can be analyzed for its mathematical properties. It was invented by mathematicians John Horton Conway and Michael S. Paterson at Cambridge University in the early 1960s.

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Quoting Lessing, no utilitarian thought can answer the question of "what is the use of use".

We cannot simply do things with the objective of utility. The process is also beautiful, and the result can be variable (even in mathematics).

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