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SUMMARY:Mathematics Club
DESCRIPTION:PITCH FOR MATHS CLUB for 8.February 2024 \nDo you sometimes get strange images running around in your head?\nImages composed of circles\, ovals\, rectangles and triangles?\nHas anyone ever told you that your pivot point is a bit off center?\nIf the answer to any of the above is yes\, then you too might be ECCENTRIC. \n \nI was talking to an old friend from St. Louis\, Missouri\, Chuck Berry\,\nand I asked him\n“Chuck\, do you ever consider coming to MATHS CLUB of SCIENCE CIRCLE?”\nand Chuck said these words to me: \n“Sometimes I do\, and then again I think I don’t.\nSometimes I do\, then again I think I don’t.\nSometime I will and then again I think I won’t.”\nSo I looked at my watch and it was 4 PST \nCome to Thursday Maths Club ’cause you can believe what you see!” \nThen Chuck asked me\,\n“Tagline\, I hear a POINT has NO PARTS and NO MAGNITUDE?\nBut you say two points determine a line\,\nand that line is full of points with no height and no width\,\nbut it can be as long as you want to make it?\nSo how does that line with its length full of points come from things\nthat have no parts and no magnitude?\nSounds like you got something from nothing coming to something\n– I always heard that something from nothing’s still nothing!” \nI told him\,\n“Chuck\, you come on down to Maths Club up there in the Maths dojo\nand we’ll be REELIN’ AND ROCKIN’ in Virtual space\,\ndiscussing this for an hour just thinking about it! \nWe got it that two points determine a long-enough line\,\nand three points determine a plane all spread out to the horizon\nwith you standing there at some point of your own choosing.\nThis plane is is long and wide but has NO THICKNESS\nand still you do not fall through to the other side! \nSo we ask\, WHAT DOES A POINT and a LINE DETERMINE?\nSome answers depend on the ECCENTRICITY! \nNow just look at yourself! You know about ECCENTRICITY just by how you are living your life! \nSo early this morning when I came out of this dream\, I was left with a simple idea I personally had never\nbefore seen\,\nand that was this: \nLet the initial M represent a SPACE CURVE from a CONIC SECTION which we will name Molly. \nThe LIMIT of Molly as ECCENTRICITY e APPROACHES ZERO is a CIRCLE! \nLim M = CIRCLE\ne → 0 \n  \nSo come on up to the Maths Dojo at 4 PDT on Thursday and step into our circle and we’ll take it to the\nlimit\, and find out what for!
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