Comments for Against All Odds http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus A finite journey into the infinite Thu, 16 Aug 2012 09:03:39 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.2.1 Comment on One Person Can Make A Difference by Losangeles lawyers http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/2011/11/07/a-single-person-can-make-a-difference/#comment-156 Losangeles lawyers Thu, 16 Aug 2012 09:03:39 +0000 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/?p=5#comment-156 I am appreciating it very much! Looking forward to another great blog. I am appreciating it very much! Looking forward to another great blog.

]]> Comment on Nested Exponentiation by モンクレール http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/2011/11/17/nested-exponentiation-and-nested-logarithms/#comment-123 モンクレール Wed, 28 Dec 2011 17:26:40 +0000 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/?p=19#comment-123 I’ll have to save your blog to come back. Cheers! I’ll have to save your blog to come back. Cheers!

]]> Comment on A Window Into The Soul by Solai Luke http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/2011/11/30/a-window-into-the-soul/#comment-16 Solai Luke Fri, 02 Dec 2011 13:39:14 +0000 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/?p=293#comment-16 This is a interesting article! Many thanks for the idea! With best regards Luke aka couchgool. This is a interesting article! Many thanks for the idea! With best regards Luke aka couchgool.

]]> Comment on A Window Into The Soul by dragonstar57 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/2011/11/30/a-window-into-the-soul/#comment-15 dragonstar57 Thu, 01 Dec 2011 21:45:44 +0000 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/?p=293#comment-15 pretty good pretty good

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]]> Comment on One Person Can Make A Difference by Daedalus http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/2011/11/07/a-single-person-can-make-a-difference/#comment-8 Daedalus Mon, 21 Nov 2011 17:38:24 +0000 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/?p=5#comment-8 <blockquote cite="#commentbody-7"> <strong><a href="#comment-7" rel="nofollow">pantheory</a> :</strong>Although my major was math, math without knowing of its application was less interesting for me. </blockquote> I agree 100%. I never appreciated mathematics until my mom moved us out to Noble, OK and I met Mr. Myers. Most of the teachers I had before I went to Noble schools never explained how to apply the mathematics they were teaching. Jon really opened my eyes when he showed me that I could do math and he did it by having me apply my gift to real world applications. Most teachers only explain how to work the numbers / equations and fail to gain the interest of the students by showing how math applies to them. I personally believe that is the main problem behind teaching mathematics, or any other subject, in today's educational system. After Jon showed me what I was capable of doing, I went home and began to invent problems to solve. I have been posting a lot of these problems at scienceforums.net in the brain-teasers forum as "Daedalus' Challenges". I also plan to post them here in the "Mathematics" category. <blockquote cite="#commentbody-7"> <strong><a href="#comment-7" rel="nofollow">pantheory</a> :</strong>The mathematics of theoretical physics is difficult but attractive to me since possible “ultimate formulations” might be derived like I believe I have done at least once.You also seem to have the same ability </blockquote> Theoretical physics is actually new to me. I've always had an interest in the subject but I went into computer science instead. Now that I am divorced, I am back in school pursuing a degree in Physics. I always enjoy our conversations Pantheory. Even though we have different views of the universe when it comes down to our theories, I truly believe we are cut from the same cloth so to speak. The main difference is that I incorporate a Big Bang in my theory. But, that is also up to interpretation. It may very well be that the math is showing a Pan that is unwinding as explained by your theory. I am adding a category for Temporal Uniformity and Physics. I look forward to discussing both, your theory and mine : )

pantheory :Although my major was math, math without knowing of its application was less interesting for me.

I agree 100%. I never appreciated mathematics until my mom moved us out to Noble, OK and I met Mr. Myers. Most of the teachers I had before I went to Noble schools never explained how to apply the mathematics they were teaching. Jon really opened my eyes when he showed me that I could do math and he did it by having me apply my gift to real world applications.

Most teachers only explain how to work the numbers / equations and fail to gain the interest of the students by showing how math applies to them. I personally believe that is the main problem behind teaching mathematics, or any other subject, in today’s educational system.

After Jon showed me what I was capable of doing, I went home and began to invent problems to solve. I have been posting a lot of these problems at scienceforums.net in the brain-teasers forum as “Daedalus’ Challenges”. I also plan to post them here in the “Mathematics” category.

pantheory :The mathematics of theoretical physics is difficult but attractive to me since possible “ultimate formulations” might be derived like I believe I have done at least once.You also seem to have the same ability

Theoretical physics is actually new to me. I’ve always had an interest in the subject but I went into computer science instead. Now that I am divorced, I am back in school pursuing a degree in Physics.

I always enjoy our conversations Pantheory. Even though we have different views of the universe when it comes down to our theories, I truly believe we are cut from the same cloth so to speak. The main difference is that I incorporate a Big Bang in my theory. But, that is also up to interpretation. It may very well be that the math is showing a Pan that is unwinding as explained by your theory.

I am adding a category for Temporal Uniformity and Physics. I look forward to discussing both, your theory and mine : )

]]> Comment on One Person Can Make A Difference by pantheory http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/2011/11/07/a-single-person-can-make-a-difference/#comment-7 pantheory Mon, 21 Nov 2011 05:21:59 +0000 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/?p=5#comment-7 Sounds cool to me. Although my major was math, math without knowing of its application was less interesting for me. I also was good at it and taught the subject at elementary levels to college students. The mathematics of theoretical physics is difficult but attractive to me since possible "ultimate formulations" might be derived like I believe I have done at least once. You also seem to have the same ability :) Sounds cool to me. Although my major was math, math without knowing of its application was less interesting for me. I also was good at it and taught the subject at elementary levels to college students.

The mathematics of theoretical physics is difficult but attractive to me since possible “ultimate formulations” might be derived like I believe I have done at least once.
You also seem to have the same ability :)

]]> Comment on Nested Exponentiation by Josefa Carn http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/2011/11/17/nested-exponentiation-and-nested-logarithms/#comment-5 Josefa Carn Sat, 19 Nov 2011 10:37:52 +0000 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/?p=19#comment-5 Good stuff... Just killing some time at work rubbaging around and found your site. Great looking site. I'll have to save your blog to come back. Cheers! Good stuff… Just killing some time at work rubbaging around and found your site. Great looking site. I’ll have to save your blog to come back. Cheers!

]]> Comment on One Person Can Make A Difference by ErniesGutter http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/2011/11/07/a-single-person-can-make-a-difference/#comment-3 ErniesGutter Fri, 18 Nov 2011 02:09:43 +0000 http://blogs.scienceforums.net/Daedalus/?p=5#comment-3 good Read.. good Read..

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