>>11230963>>11231057These are all perfect as God intended, you see, you must be able to ''feel'' a mathematical notation with your mind, if you wish to be a true beholder of the art and craft of mathematics.
When I look at that notation for example, and when I write it down, it is a Godly and divine expression of art, but also a sensation of the notations meaning; in this case a derivative.
I would have to say thats what a derivative feels like. It is something a like zzzZZZPPPHOOO, a backwards circular woosh of some sort, finishing off the top.
The calculus swoosh is also fantastic. It feels something like this: VVVFFFFFFFEEEEEEEEEEEEECH, from one side to the other. When you write it down in true sensation of what its supposed to feel like, complementing its rational nature, you have composed a fine work of art and craft.
