Tavishi I was talking to my friend Russell about what I'm thinking about writing about for Kradigan this week and mentioned wanting to write about thrombus and embolism formation. In response to this, Russell said, "oh, like the shapes with the parallel sides?" Apparently, Russell was trying to troll me, because he then insisted that rhombuses are not parallelograms. Fun fact: rhombuses are definitionally parallelograms. Russell has forgotten math (as a MATH MAJOR). First, t

Good evening, all. We hope this post finds you well. We regret to inform you that because of litigatory threats, Kradigan, unfortunately,...

Tavishi Rome is known for many things: the Colosseum, Catholics, Capitoline Hill, Caesar, and pizza. The most culturally significant of...

Tavishi Chaos theory has no one perfect definition, (fitting I suppose), but if I was to put it simply, chaos theory is the mathematical...

Tavishi If cats were academics, they'd all be mathematicians. This is my cat-hematician, Billy. He wears his math hat. As you can tell,...

Tavishi I generally really enjoy calculus and the more fun bits of math, but when calculus meets biology, I've met the sweet spot- ie,...