#mathematics

Circle. Because I always want to be holding things together, whether I am at work or being with my family. It is one thing always striving to be the center of the world, and it is another to be the one everyone knows they can turn to at any given moment.
Uninterested. I cannot genuinely be interested in something I do for more than a couple days, weeks at the most. When it comes to getting bored easily, I am your man. Nothing online, or on TV holds my attention for more than an hour or so. Even reddit fails to hold my attention for more than an hour and I don't even know why. I frequently get bored of my girlfriend. I have changed many majors...so on and so on. I wish I could change it, but don't know how.
Never thought about a psychologist. That's not a bad idea. Its not that bad, I just try to find A LOT of things to do. Its really depressing when I have to not listen to certain songs because I like them. I know if I listen to it more than a few times in a day, they will get boring. But overall, its not that bad. I don't even really notice it until something like this comes up.
You may suffer from something i've coined as: Genius-Syndrome. You are so intellectually advanced that your brain processes through tasks so fast and easily that you can not focus on anything and are usually bored. I've found that advanced mathematics does the trick for me. Here's to hoping you can find something to put your mind at ease.
In all the world, there is no one else exactly like me everything that comes out of me is authentically mine because I alone chose it - I own everything about me my body, my feelings, my mouth, my voice, all my actions. Whether they be to others or to myself - I own my fantasies, my dreams, my hopes, my fears - I own all my triumphs and successes with me - by so doing I can love me and be friendly with me in all my parts - I know there are aspects about myself that puzzle me, and other aspects that I do not know - but as long al I am friendly and loveing to myself, I can courageously and hopefully look for solutions to the puzzles and for ways to find out more about me - However I look and sound whatever I say and do, and whatever I think and feel, at a given moment in time is authentically me - If later some parts of how I looked, sounded, thought and felt turn out to be unfitting. I can discard that which is unfitting, keep the rest, and invent something new for that which I discarded - I can see, hear think, say and do I have the tools to survive, to be close to others, to be productive, and to make sense and order out of the world of people and things outside of me - I own me, and therefore I can engineer me - I am me and I am okay the way I am. idealistic. I hope for the best in everyone, everything, but am usually disappointed.

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The destruction of ""Nalanda University""was the biggest loss for the whole world and especially for we Indians...though it was destructed thrice time in the history ""early 5th ,mid 7th and late 12th centuries...
Nalanda University was established during the ""Gupta Empire Era (Maurya's time ) in Magadh (modern bihar ) India ..
It was the first residential University in the whole world and greatest centre of learning among the whole world..
It was supported by the Indians both budhists and non budhists..
The subjects taught us like grammar ,medicine ,logic and mathematics and also the hindu Vedas and it's six philosophies ..
It said it took months to burn the books inside the university wholly ..
Because of a lot and lot of books were there ...
So you can get how huge loss from the history it was and how much back we have gone by this loss ...we pushed back alot in education, in development and in many things ....

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My parents, first by teaching me how, and then by planting me in the local YMCA's afterschool program, which was so unstructured and excruciatingly boring that I did nothing but read books or solve the problems in logic puzzles/recreational mathematics magazines until my mother came to pick me up.
I could say that my second-grade teacher helped, but she did everything she could to hinder me. She would physically wrench books out of my hands on the excuse that they weren't "age-appropriate", by which she meant they were of a higher reading level than was "normal" for 2nd grade. She had an obsession with pounding out any differences and making all her students average. She would have been an excellent teacher of the gamma children in Brave New World. However, if she'd allowed me to read, then I would have because her classes were boring too. Part of her obsession with making everyone the same involved handing out the same worksheets every day until every student could get it. And she handed out all the worksheets for the day in one go. So I'd finish them all in an hour, sometimes because I'd seen them so often that I had the answers memorized, and then try to read, which would infuriate her. I love to read! Mostly fantasy, like Harry Potter (all time favorite), Hunger Games, Divergent, Scythe, A good girls guide to murder, currently reading book 5 of The dark tower by Stephen King. As a teenager I read quite some Dutch thrillers and other Dutch books about drama, romance, etc. As a adult im more drawn to English books.

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Nothing in life is equal except as defined in mathematical equations, formulas and theoretical hypothesis. Can someone please explain how humans, for example, are equal? If a man weighs 200lbs and a woman weighs 100lbs, are they equal? If one man is 6ft5in and another is 5ft10in are they equal? If one person has an I.Q of 120 and another an I.Q. of 80, are they equal? I would love for someone to explain this concept of equality in terms of science, biology and mathematics, because maybe I am simply to stupid to understand what all of the fuss is about.

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The fact is that humans, fish, birds, trees, rocks, clouds, frequencies are ALL different and we should recognize and celebrate our differences and stop attempting to pretend that humans and everything that we can perceive is equal when the fact is that every human is different. Heck, even snowflakes are not equal!

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You're a big-time writer now. You are a brilliant, brilliant writer.
They tell me you're a very skilled writer. You're a born writer. You're a born storyteller.
You're a big-shot writer. I think you have the unique, innate ability to bring out the strangeness in other people. Greatness is only skin-deep some people say. Well, that's not true.
But it's having a true talent, a gift born within, something no degree can give you. In every position he occupied, he stood out for his high level of professional ability and his gift for administration. You have one of the most natural talents in writings I've ever seen in my life. I have talent as a writer... but I'm a natural at only two things: modern languages and math.
I'm skilled at mathematics and decryption, but these equations are beyond anything I've ever seen.
I'm skilled at mathematics and decryption, but these equations are beyond anything I've ever seen. I am gifted at strategy games and can plan multiple moves out by assuming how one move will likely make my opponent play. The downfall of this is that my wife hates playing strategy games with me because I always win so quickly.
For example, I'm gifted at seeing things from multiple perspectives, but that makes it hard to decide which perspective is 'right' to me. I equally felt always different and misunderstood kinda, in kindergarden and early high school was often alone and suffered a lot from anxiety, now I get told often in my daily life that I'm really smart and knowledgeable, that I'm creative but that I think differently that im a bit weird... parents sent me to psychologyst early on because I was too closed inwards and insecure, never speaking, afraid of people and the world, everything was too much for me, hypersensitive and hyper lucidity about my surroundings and self all the time... The professional said im insecure and not particularly smart or anything, I took an IQ test when I was 15 and wasn't in the gifted range either... I was always last of my class each year and insanely stressed out evey day, kids would make fun of me for being so terrible, some teachers hated me. I was sweating of stress during tests even at 7, they made me repeat entire years because I was too far behind, would always zone out during classes and having no idea what the lesson was about or insanely focused to the point teachers told my parents I was too stressed out for my age.

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I believe what you are asking is how long should you be heartbroken before you consider getting into another relationship?

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That would depend on how involved and committed you were in the relationship where you got hurt.

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I can say from personal experience that heartbreak never completely goes away. When you feel you have found the person you were meant to spend your entire life with, it is devastating when the relationship fails, especially when you did everything humanly possible to make it work.

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You pray for the potential of spending your lives together. But sometimes we realize we have made an error in judgment and the reality is much different than the potential. Yes love can be blind at times and the person we thought we knew changes right before our eyes.

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We should all try and take positive lessons from every disappointment in life. But when the person you felt you were 100% meant to spend your life with rips out your heart, the life lesson learning moment is gone. You are left with a massive hole in your soul.

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At that point, we all have risk / reward questions we must ask ourselves about future relationships. How much heartbreak are we willing to possibly accept to find the person we were destined to be with?

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Mathematics and statistical probability are meaningless when it comes to finding an equation for matters of the heart. 🥺

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Well, I do not know your particular situation but it's always a good idea to sharpen your mind and body. Avoid drugs and popular distractions. When tempted, use discretion and go with your best judgment. Exercise regularly. Eat right. Learn new skills. Read. Prep. Study. Remain focused - eyes on the prize. If you have a television, put it in the f*cking trash. It's called "programming" for a reason.

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Professionally, there's a great deal to say but I'll try to keep it brief. If you're good with your hands, learn a marketable skill which may help you to achieve financial independence and ultimately, your own business: plumber, mechanic, electrician, carpenter, landscaper, etc. It isn't the most glorious work but you will be able to earn a decent living for years to come...

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If you're the "studious sort" / academically inclined, consider higher education but don't waste your time and resources with meme "degrees": Communications, Women’s Studies, Art Therapy, Leisure Studies or some similar horsesh!t which will never land you a decent job. Instead, focus on STEM (science, technology, engineering and mathematics). You may also want to consider the medical field because skilled technicians are always in demand: Dental Hygienist, Phlebotomist, Medical Assistant, Diagnostic Medical Sonographer, Home Health Aide, X-ray Technician, Pharmacy Technician, etc.

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If you're artistic / gifted in any way, don't expect to earn a great deal but you may still put a few shekels in your pocket *IF* you can promote your creations, garner some interest and sell your work directly. Be unique. Creative. Offer what others aren't.

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Final thoughts: Avoid saturated markets. For example, IT is a great career but code monkeys are a dime a dozen and easily outsourced. Unless you're looking at Alt-Tech, forget it. For more information, you can Google, "careers in demand" and "saturated careers." It may seem difficult at times and you will face setbacks (as we all do) but keep your d!ck up, remain motivated and grab life by the balls. Don't squander your most precious resource: time. Best of luck... 👍

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Your question is really interesting actually.
Well, I don't recognise capitalism and don't also recognise any need to follow anything put up by the system unless until it's for the sake of peace.

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I don't believe in the idea of doing things as others do. I don't believe in academic system, I don't believe in today's education system.

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Problem is that we were to be taught how to think, but this whole system teaches you what to think and that to me, is a big problem.

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There's one thing I believe in and that learning from your own observations. I have problems with books, I have issues with laws of mathematics and everything. You can't train or teach people to think in a certain way, shape their thinking and their beliefs.

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I know why the whole education system was developed, I know books were meant to record accomplishments of people before us but that not how we are presented those books, we are told you think according to work of someone else. That a red flag.

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In most cases a book will limit your thinking to whatever in writing there, most people don't have to capacity to question what they hear or read from any source they consider credible. People are manipulative by nature, they go all lengths to prove what they've said or written.

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To me books are like a box that will contain you once you read it and you can only think how that book has shaped your thoughts and to me that's a really big problem.

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All that being said, I left my studies after college, got into business full-time. Did and learned everything on my own.
But I always wanted to study psychology, computer science, business and law. If you look at that combination you know there's something odd.

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I attended basics of human behaviour psychology from Yale. It was a open course.
Then there are unlimited programming, marketing, business courses I took out of my sheer interest. My LinkedIn profile has it all.

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Everything I wrote above was meant to make you think about it.

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,,Alright. Due to the fact that my shift begins in approximately five minutes and 34 seconds I’ll make this very quick. As you probably now my name is Dr. Spencer Reid and I work for the Behavioral Analysis Unit here in Quantico, Virginia. My earliest child memories are about my mother reading me the earliest Valentine’s poems, which includes Chaucer’s Parlement of Foules. The veriety of books she read to me played an important role in my vast basic knowledge in many areas. I have an IQ of 187, giving me the title of a genius amongst peers and others. An eidetic memory and the possibility of reading 20,000 words per minute are also among my special skills. I’m an expert on historical serial killers, statistics, geographic profiling, graphology, and body language. My PhDs are in Mathematics, Chemistry and Engineering and I have Bas in Psychology, Sociology and, because I got bored, I’ll soon have a BA in Philosophy. Is there more to say? You said basic information, which is why I’m confused and undecided. Well, my mother says I’m so skinny because I drink too much cofee, which reminds me I have to get one before I get into the building. I hope I could help you with your vague task.’’

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Der Doktor drang sich zu einem schmalen Lächeln durch bevor er auf dem Absatz umdrehte um im nächsten Augenblick sein ursprüngliches Ziel wieder in Angriff zu nehmen. Die letzten Worte der unbekannten Person, die offensichtlich amüsiert aufgrund seiner wahrheitsgemäßen Antwort war, veranlassten ihn dazu seine beherrschte Mimik für einen Moment entgleisen zu lassen.

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,,Thank you very much, Dr. Reid. If our viewers want to know more about you they simply have to get to know you themselves.’’

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Reid stand in der Tür des Cafés und musste einige Male im irritierten Schweigen blinzeln.
,,Wait.. Did she say viewers? And who wants to get to know me?’’

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I can vaguely remember our conversations about this matter and it's great shame that such valuable moments can be lost!

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That being said, here are my thoughts:
Mathematics is a body of language, axioms, derivations and theorems that we invented to describe things around us in the universe or maybe even just let the imagination do its thing and lead us to new concepts. From the start, there was no guarantee that every concept we can think of, will be present or get satisfied in the universe right?
Conversely, who said that every physical phenomenon in the universe will be translatable in terms of mathematics? Maybe even in terms of any language perceivable by us humans?

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The fact that there is no one to one correspondence between Mathematical concepts and Physical phenomena strongly suggests that it's more of an abstract language than an inherent hidden code inside the universe. (Ok I give up, this was a mathematical argument. :D :D )

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