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If you are hesitant to post read this! (self.wizards)

submitted 8 months ago by MacedWindow to c/wizards

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I'm mostly going to be posting cool art of wizards because I love them, and you are more than welcome to do that. But you can post anything as long as it relates to wizards! Stories about tabletop games, statues of wizards, funny videos, really anything is welcome! I know I used to be hesitant to post on Lemmy because I thought my content was too different from what was being posted, or otherwise wouldn't be welcome and I just want to put a disclaimer up front that that isn't the case.

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[–] [email protected] 2 points 4 months ago* (last edited 4 months ago)

Can I be credited for manipulating you all to start this community based on my own opinions about science and logic, please? :P

I think this post should also have a little detail about these logic systems, what's special about them, how they attempt to avoid conflicts, and how they could be used to work out useful things, especially coding broad programs on computers.

I think it can all easily relate back to simple circle theorems if you keep track of them all. Most important thing is that you can put two or more triangles in a circle, or "magic Orb" (special mathematical object), to create special properties that build up data abstractions similarly to computer coding. The reason this stuff spread so quickly on these forums is because it all worked out logically, in my view.

https://www.mathsisfun.com/geometry/circle-theorems.html