Ode to Mathematics
another Paul Stewart challenge unofficial
Simplifications,
Indivisibilities,
Constructivism.
(I think the two three-word haikus that I have written are what Paul and partner had in mind, but I am not sure.) (The last word is more for logic, but in the subject of Logic is Mathematics in a sense for does math in its advanced forms deal with constructs of some form.)
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Mark Graham
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Nice entry
This is brilliant. I like your choice of the three words.
Your words make logic and abstraction feel almost tangible, like we can see the structures forming in the air.
Simplifications is a great word to start off with. Best of luck in their competition!