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  • mkl9 minutes ago
    &gt; When Illustrating a mathematical idea, the first thing you need to decide is the scale.<p>I have spent much of my life illustrating mathematical ideas, and scale is <i>never</i> the first thing I decide. Most commonly it stays abstract and there is no scale; it&#x27;s flexible and I can zoom in and out at will. Sometimes I will choose a scale partway through or towards the end of an explanation, if I want to use a specific analogy, but I can comfortably rescale it to something else - the scale is never fixed.<p>Interesting to see such a different view.
  • N_Lens2 hours ago
    Good article.<p>Math is smaller than the smallest and bigger than the biggest.
    • lioeters1 hour ago
      It&#x27;s also deep, it goes all the way to the bottom.<p>&gt; The world of mathematics is both broad and deep, and we need birds and frogs working together to explore it. -- Freeman Dyson