My reason for permanent Daylight Savings Time (DST). The average American gets up at 7:30 and falls asleep at midnight. Standard time has high sun at noon, so half the daylight is gone in about the first 4 hours of your day.

Bills should be authored using Git as a backend technology and hosted on a read-only public server. Borrow the development concepts of open source projects and REQUIRE the authors to be elected representatives. Law writing should be public and only written by those we elect.

So ... are the people running "President Biden" simply insane? The "28th Amendment"?

It's another Fractal Friday. Solar Burst.

Fractal Friday. Made with MandelBrowser.

Fractal Friday. Made with Fractal on Android. Reminds me of a 90's dark comic book background.

I wonder if it would be morally wrong as an April Fools joke to lecture for my entire class using only meaningless math sounding jibberish. And then end on a pop quiz over it.

Fractal Friday!

“I got my soul back.” Four years after leaving Mumford & Sons, Winston Marshall played banjo live for the first time—at Oliver Anthony Music’s grassroots festival in a flood-ravaged North Carolina town. No industry strings. Just spirit. thefp.com/p/winston-mars…

Full Music video is up on on YT. I appreciate yall! youtu.be/_DH6npClQ_s?fe…

Ends up that price controls always failing is a simple extension of Consumer/Producer Surplus. It does make a nice lecture, but I need to work on my visualization and make a name for the false "surplus" that politicians use to get people to go along with them.

I always encourage my students to make sure they take as difficult of a Stats class as they can handle. In today's world Statistics will ALWAYS be used in ways that will effect you daily. You either understand it and shape how it is used. Or it will be used against you.

Fractal-Friday. I think asking what people see in a fractal is kind of like a Rorschach test. I see a crazy bunny about to eat the viewer. Made with Fractview on Android.

Midweek Math Problem from Ray's "Modern" Practical Arithmetic (1877)

Fractal Friday. I've always liked the infinite spirals of fractals. Made with MandelBrowser.

How often has an imagined fear settled us back down to inaction? "Suddenly in the wood beyond The Water a flame leapt up—probably somebody lighting a wood-fire—and he thought of plundering dragons settling on his quiet Hill and kindling it all to flames. He shuddered; and very

Fractal-Friday. This is one where generating it at a very high resolution to create a 10ft wall print should be required.

Another Fractal-Friday. Who doesn't like hearts?

There is a reason why Kansas' Supreme Court has so many of its rulings overturned. In this video, I explain why.