Murat

🇯🇵🇹🇷Mathematics teacher, book lover.

[Mathematica @mathemetica]

A donut (torus) has the exact same volume and surface area as a cylinder with radius r and height 2πR!

Watch every swivel preserve both perfectly...

Geometry just got delicious!

[S૯ცค @sebastia_me]

Me explotó el cerebro esta ilusión óptica

[Gianni A. Sarcone @gsarcone]

Art of the Day! "Infinity (1995)". Buy at: https://t.co/6MULsREk0e

[Quanta Magazine @QuantaMagazine]

The relatively new field of applied category theory is already helping model disease and support AI safety. Can it help change our view of the planet, too?
https://t.co/Kr2BxCHvMK

[Murat @mappsandgrapps]

@pickover Infinity .3 vs infinity .2; therefore pi

[Popüler Gazete @populergazeteTR]

İngiliz siyasetçi George Galloway:

-İran'da 167 çocuğun katledilmesi, Vietnam Savaşı'ndan bu yana ABD'nin en büyük vahşetidir.

-Eğer Rusya 167 Ukraynalı çocuğu, Filistinliler 167 İsrailli öğrenciyi veya İran 167 öğrenciyi öldürmüş olsaydı, bu yıllarca haber konusu olurdu.

[Der Postillon 📯 @Der_Postillon]

Mathematiker finden größte bislang bekannte Primzahl https://t.co/HzqYdxmAc1

[Massimo @Rainmaker1973]

Why A4 paper is designed as 297mm x 210mm?

[📹 testandtutor]

[S.T.E.M Explorer @stemexplor]

Hidden secret in every triangle

[Nao Casanova @NaoCasanova]

Las sombras son las que dan dimensión a las cosas.

Y a las personas.

[Murat @mappsandgrapps]

@TBYAGIZ @LB_trice @insidetrader63 @BrockRiddickIFB 😮 wow

[Murat @mappsandgrapps]

@ZahlenRMD I think I use Theta the most

[Information is Beautiful @infobeautiful]

Another reasons to tut at the Mercator Map projection - how a circle with a radius of 5,000km, centred on Paris, looks according the Mercator map

[Murat @mappsandgrapps]

@insanefightvidz Nowhere else in the world the others will watch

[Murat @mappsandgrapps]

@washghost1 This is a crime he is doing

[Howie Hua @howie_hua]

It's Mental Math Monday with @MikeFlynn55. How would you mentally calculate 88×8 without using any 8s?

[Xavi Ruiz @xruiztru]

Angola: Can I go to Botswana?

Namibia: No.

[Tim Urban @waitbutwhy]

Imagine how bad it would be to be lost here

[Saloni @salonium]

Novels' sentences are much shorter than they used to be.

Part of this is about punctuation: we use periods as people used to use semi-colons. And shorter sentences aren't necessarily simpler to read, since jargon can condense complicated ideas.

But plain language writing has also become more common. More people write as they speak.

That's why English prose has become easier to read, argues @HenryEOliver, in a great new piece for Works in Progress.
https://t.co/UUx5kSrSY6