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2007-05-12, 20:13
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To Differentiate Once (Revised)
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To Differentiate Once
[f(x) = x^2
= (x.x)
f'(x) = 2x
= (x+x)]
The hateful mind is a product space,
upon which lies delusion,
that the enemy is a negative being,
that one must negate,
to produce positivity once more.
Reality is an addition space,
one where two wounds are created:
one from negation,
one from its cancellation.
To differentiate the hateful mind once,
is to reflect reality in one's mind,
to become no more a parabola,
which comes from chaos and returns,
and see the constant line,
the slope of demise itself.
A revision, although changes are only slight.
Last edited by Unanything : 2007-05-12 at 20:26.
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2007-05-13, 00:11
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I have no idea why you have calculus or what this has to do with calculus but i definitely like the lyrics.
generally stuff you put out is pretty good/up my alley.
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2007-05-13, 13:03
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I have no idea why you have calculus or what this has to do with calculus but i definitely like the lyrics.
generally stuff you put out is pretty good/up my alley.
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Heh heh, thanks. 
Well, the lyrics, if you read the original thread, come from when I found I was able to explain an ethical situation mathematically. |
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2007-05-13, 15:34
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Calculus is a symbolic language, as is mathematics in general. That being the case, you can describe all sorts of things using calculus, if you're so inclined. Apparently Unanything is.
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2007-05-14, 13:47
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Calculus is a symbolic language, as is mathematics in general. That being the case, you can describe all sorts of things using calculus, if you're so inclined. Apparently Unanything is.
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2007-05-18, 18:10
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Yes if we could only harness the desperation of a 40 year old junkie prostitute, we would solve our energy problems..lol  |
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2007-05-19, 20:14
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Unanything, the only thing that bugged me about the piece was all the darn commas! I don't think you need that many.
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Grimm:I could read your mind but its in font size .5
Amadeus:Oh, and was there a cesserole (never mind spelling) involved?
Paddy:the fact that you didn't end up on a kids show makes me question my atheism
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2007-05-20, 12:29
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Unanything, the only thing that bugged me about the piece was all the darn commas! I don't think you need that many. |
I just put commas to kinda punctuate the lines, otherwise the lines get over long. Apart from that I try to keep a 'point-' or 'idea-a-line' kinda thing. |
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2007-05-21, 12:07
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Maybe it's different in your speech patterns, but I detected natural pauses so that's why I said that. If they occur naturally I don't think they're as necessary, but I understand why you did them.
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-wally: Mom, you shouldn't play after me because it makes you sound even worse than you already do. -wally:*grumbles and whispers quietly* I guess it's cuz I love you or something, but you're still a TURD
Grimm:I could read your mind but its in font size .5
Amadeus:Oh, and was there a cesserole (never mind spelling) involved?
Paddy:the fact that you didn't end up on a kids show makes me question my atheism
Dyldo: You evil strumpet!
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2007-05-21, 20:08
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Originally Posted by L,B'XXX
Maybe it's different in your speech patterns, but I detected natural pauses so that's why I said that. If they occur naturally I don't think they're as necessary, but I understand why you did them.
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OK. Well, yeah, just note that I use them to separate points out for future. You can see sometimes how some lines all follow a previous line in some verses, like in the second stanza, each line attachs to the end of the first. |
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2007-05-22, 07:40
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Originally Posted by PST 88
Calculus is a symbolic language, as is mathematics in general. That being the case, you can describe all sorts of things using calculus, if you're so inclined. Apparently Unanything is.
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The most that i could describe using chaos theory was that i, in all probability could never exist to describe..
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2007-05-22, 21:14
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The most that i could describe using chaos theory was that i, in all probability could never exist to describe..
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Chaos theory sounds to me like a case of 'missing variables', though, not a physical phenomenon, especially considering it is not as much a mathematical thing as a physical or mathematical-physical thing.
Calculus is a bit simpler. |
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