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This is incredible. The White House sent out the Deputy Press Secretary Kush Desai to protest that the equation for tariffs on a country was definitely *not* just calculated as just (trade_deficit / imports) but instead calculated as [insert greek letter arithmetic that looks complicated].

What #KushDesai did not realize is that the values chosen for the greek letters in the equation he cited in the paper he cited it from make the formula reduce to…

trade_deficit / imports

"It's essentially #CriticalTradeTheory. Any trade imbalance between two countries is de facto evidence of systemic unfair trade practices."

x.com/KushDesai47/status/19076

#Tariffs#MAGA#Trump

People ask me what the heck goes on up here.

"I can make a 90° angle with just a string and a flat surface“.

Then they just leave.

#audhd

PS. You can. (LOL thanks for staying? )
-make a loop.
-bisect twice to get 4 equal segments. 1/2 * 1/2
-trisect one segment 1/3
-move one trisegment length to one side, then other two to the other
-stretch points on flat surface, you now have a 345 unit triangle of arbitrary perimeter length.
1U* 1/(2x2x3) = {StringLength}
StringLength = 12U (arbitrary.)

OR:
-trisect the loop, then bisect twice one trisected length. 1/(3 x 2 x 2)unit.
-move one quartered segment to the left.

from a string and a surface!

I just discovered Rink, a unit-aware calculator for the browser and command line. It's incredible. It can do tons of unit conversions, useful time (zone) math, and a lot more. rinkcalc.app/about

My personal cheatsheet: evanhahn.com/rink-cheatsheet/

RinkRinkRink is an open source unit-aware calculator. It can be used for physics and engineering calculations, as well as dimensionality analysis.
#rink#CommandLine#CLI

Small #math story for you about my stupid pride and how I humiliated myself.

I tutor high school students twice per week at the local library to help them with their homework. Most are in algebra, but I have one student in prob and stats, and another in trig/pre-calc.

Anyway, I was helping a student with a polar coordinate problem finding the distance of "r" and "theta". It's simple plug-and-play stuff, nothing abstract.

We got chatting about complex numbers, so I derived Euler's formula.

What is Pi Day? Things to know about today's holiday celebrating an iconic mathematical symbol, from @CBSNews.

"People and civilizations have known about pi for thousands of years, with evidence indicating an approximated measurement was used by the ancient Babylonians and ancient Egyptians."

flip.it/u3yGcs

CBS News · What is Pi Day? Things to know about today's holiday celebrating an iconic mathematical symbolVon Emily Mae Czachor
#PiDay#Math#Mathematics

How would you represent the evolution of a (symmetrical) second rank tensor in space?
Specifically a strain tensor that changes in two-dimensions.

(I know how to colour code the different strain tensor components, but would rather have all the information at once)

(exagerating it and doing a 3D model works for the larger changes but less so the subtle ones)

#Math (maybe) #physics #dataviz

I was commissioned to remake an old painting, Doodle No. 57, for someone to gift to their advisor. It’s always fun revisiting old subjects with new skills. Shading has gotten a lot easier for me since then. Of course, there’s still room for improvement but I think the illusion of depth here is reasonably convincing.

Pigeon Hole Principle
Doodle No. 145
8” square
Watercolor on Arches cotton paper

If there are more pigeons than holes, at least one hole must have more than one pigeon.
#watercolor #art #mathart #math