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I'm learning combinatorics now. Do you know any cool places they are used ? Sorry for bad english

Combinatorics is quite frankly an ocean with a wide variety of applications. But since you ask, let’s take a look at the example of a ‘Two state Paramagnet’.

What is a paramagnet?

A paramagnet is a material in which the particles like compass needles align parallel to any applied magnetic field. But it is a temporary effect and the magnetization is lost when the field is removed

Paramagnetism in Liquid Oxygen

One of the popular examples of paramagnetism is liquid oxygen.

When oxygen is liquefied and poured over a magnet, the magnetic effect of the electrons become substantially noticeable.

Molecules will align to the magnetic from the magnet creating an induced magnetic field of its own. 

As the liquid oxygen boils off you can you can see for a moment a ‘mist’ that it gives off that is still attracted to the magnets. - Paramagnetism

But how many particles are aligned with the field?

So, what can you do with that ?

One can find the net magnetization produced by the material based on the total number of dipoles facing up or down.

And essentially the total energy of the system (neglecting any interactions between dipoles).

We have come a long way from a simple combinatorics formula, now haven’t we? 

Great question! Thanks for asking :)

what are some non-ya/adult/classic books you'd recommend?

complete with a KEY because a) then you’ll know WHAT YOU’RE GETTING INTO, b) I KNOW WHAT I’M ABOUT, SON, and c) it’s morning, I’m in bed, I love books, this is nice 

DAYS WITHOUT END by SEBASTIAN BARRY ♥✰

THE SECRET HISTORY by DONNA TARTT ♥✰☽

THE BEACH by ALEX GARLAND ♥☽

WUTHERING HEIGHTS by EMILY BRONTË ♥⚤

CALL ME BY YOUR NAME by ANDRÉ ACIMAN ♥✰☂

AS MEAT LOVES SALT by MARIA MCCANN ♥✰☂✗

MAURICE by E. M. FORSTER ♥✰

THE PICTURE OF DORIAN GRAY by OSCAR WILDE ☜☽

MYSTERIOUS SKIN by SCOTT HEIM ✰✗

BIRDSONG by SEBASTIAN FAULKS ☂⚤

ATONEMENT by IAN MCEWAN ⚤

THE WATCHMAKER OF FILIGREE STREET by NATASHA PULLEY ✰☽

THE QUICK by LAUREN OWEN ✰☽

THE GOLDFINCH by DONNA TARTT ♥☜

WE HAVE ALWAYS LIVED IN THE CASTLE by SHIRLEY JACKSON ☽

ANNABEL by KATHLEEN WINTER ☜

TIPPING THE VELVET by SARAH WATERS ✰

THE VINTNER’S LUCK by ELIZABETH KNOX ♥✰☂☽

THE LESSONS by NAOMI ALDERMAN ✰

NEVERWHERE by NEIL GAIMAN ☽⚤

REGENERATION / THE EYE IN THE DOOR / THE GHOST ROAD by PAT BARKER ♥✰

IT by STEPHEN KING ♥☽

TELL THE WOLVES I’M HOME by CAROL RIFKA BRUNT ☜☂

THE CHARIOTEER by MARY RENAULT ✰☂

THE HOURS by MICHAEL CUNNINGHAM ✰

DEATHLESS by CATHERYNNE M. VALENTE ☂☽⚤

A HISTORY OF LONELINESS by JOHN BOYNE ☜☂✗

♥ = all time favourites✰ = queer af☜ = queer vibes, queer-adjacent, a little bit queer, was queer before it was heavily censored, etc. ☂ = I bawled☽ = fantasy, supernatural, spooky, Otherwise Unsettling Reads⚤ = het romance but OH BOY, MY HEART ✗ = tw for rape and/or CSA 

More like 16.6 percent of your life was spent literally living out your dreams.

Humans spend 33.3% of their lives asleep. They spend 50% of that dreaming. That means that 16.6% percent of your life experiences never happened.

I guess it don't rain much in the middle East...

quick paint from weeks ago

Since Sunday tours of James Talbot’s home, Casa Neverlandia in Austin, Texas, are currently not available b/c of the Pandemic, we can take a virtual tour. 

James is an artist who built this home, himself. I’ve heard. It’s still a work in progress. This is the living room looking toward the front of the home.

Simply, the Red Room.

James taking tourists through. The house is also on the Weird Homes Tour in Texas, but you can’t just show up, b/c it’s his private residence. 

Kitchen & breakfast nook. He uses a gray water system and people are surprised when they hear that it has no air conditioning. 

The Record Room.

The Photo Editing Room.

2nd story area.

The Master Bedroom.

The bathroom has a toilet, but James has been using a compost toilet in the back for years. This is a picture of it in progress.

3rd story area.

Sewing room.

Tile making studio.

Bead making studio.

General construction shop.

The Moon Tower in the backyard. 

https://www.russmoorephotography.com/Neverlandia/i-sN85kHK/

i only type in lowercase because i hate capitalism

Amazing gorgeous fantastic starcrossed☆ lovers

I did a little love story for @liliesanthology a few months back and can finally share it here! You can nab a PDF of the anthology here for free, and check out the blog here!

Drawing reference

Remember, there’s not one way to draw things! You don’t have to draw it exactly like this , but you can apply certain things from this. This is just a little process we hope that might be useful to others out there! More to come, y’all!

Edit: Something else to keep in mind ! It’s something we see from other artists who put tutorials online and the result after they post it - When coming across a tutorial , taking the technique or the simplification of a process and carrying that over to your own way of drawing things is a lot more beneficial than copying the exact composition/subject matter/color pallet . If it’s for practice , that’s fine! But don’t let a tutorial direct ( or discourage) you in a way that isn’t your own unique way of drawing . If you’re in search of finding a style of your own , then finding helpful tutorials is a great way to expand your knowledge of techniques rather than doing exact copies of the actual art itself. :) And just to add , we’re big fans of Evyind Earle! His technique of graphic simplification is something we’re learning ourselves as we try to apply the photoshop layers in a similar , simpler fashion. He’s a good artist to learn from , so hopefully this tutorial was helpful in deconstructing admirable aspects of some awesome work from different artists we enjoy! And if you did this tutorial , please let us know. We’d love to see what you did !