the variable i want to assess is the of the letter k, an essential element in many things such as what is seen here: a family tree, teeter totter, bottom of the bag design and a visual representation of a star. all of these are drawings of what is in the world and the main theme here is that there are two ways of doing things.
i have already fashioned out a design to denote how much k is represented in the world yet it failed because the design had no read form and was merely k's stacked and shuttered on top of one another. my next design has more form and will be discussed later, allbeit briefly.
the 7 and 8 are the base elements of my design. the 7 representation is used to add shock value to the overall design and the 8 is supposed to be mundane and was modeled after a brick.
ok so with no further adeiu, my latest design is modeled after the same themes and elements except of those that have to do with calculated process that has not always been so except for the delay in when i choose to write.
I gained inspiration this morning [22 March] by seventeen snow shovelers outside who each had their own shovel to clear the sidewalk. this was done at a time when the streets were not yet wholly paved and out of compassion for others and not to make something for all of the world to see, while portraying the previously stated , democratic theme [see notes and designs] in addition.
at face value my design looks like a forklift/snowplough/construction&destruction tractor
however, each piece is selectively modeled after something or another.
no other portion of the design except for the forefront makes the k appear explicit
while the rear is actually what is holding it all together
recall that the rear piece is an 8
here used as one of the four interlocked base pieces
the last two views show the design at angles that limit the visibility of the base 7 pieces
of which there are three total
the forefront 7 piece relies on all behind it to be where it is
but here i want to point out that it is not the only piece off the ground
the above was created using Mathematica 11 and rendered to video by Windows xbox app
the point here is that Math as a discipline has grown so much that it is now so scalable that it underlies many disciplines so the video is the digital representation of a flipbook with a slightly varied image on every page
the previous post, notes and designs, alluded to Chemistry, the discipline from which i derived piece 7 and piece 8 to represent k, a mole of a variable in a world that likes to abuse x. Representing K was the overarching theme from the very beginning.
Piece 7 and 8 are again notable here because of how both they are modeled after the rightmost columns of the periodic table and rather than any one column assuming dominance, each column plays a role in an absolute narrative which is analogous to how the forefront 7 compares to the laterally placed 7s that are part of the body
*inner join actually would require equivalent consideration of both sides or tables that it joins together in data analysis most often in the form of tables and databases
*platform is here referencing two parts of the base or, in other terms, two lines of an H
however, the parts alluded to are the rear which was previously analyzed as holding everything together, as the base and in prevention of backsliding arches, and for that reason its most closest digital representation would be the k scale on a personality inventory that analyzes defensiveness qualities and statements one makes.
parallel to the rear piece is another 8 piece with the same orientation but less use as it is passively lifted up by another 8 piece which is why i consider this piece to be structurally present but most similar to adenoids in a human brain
About me
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Introduction Immediate answer to FAQ. Questions of protection pierced me when I was a maricopa county inmate. For as much as I gained routine that I don't express to others as much as I could, now and then, God works as inorganic and an omnicapacitor even though man and earthenworks are organic.




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