learning greek style
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Learning about matrices is fascinating, and I'm excited to explore their applications. Boredom strikes, so I decide to play with Pythagoras' theorem, seeing where it takes me. A building in honor of pi seems like a great idea, and the number seventeen holds secrets that must be uncovered. The math format remains unclear, but I'd venture to guess it's a "Volumetric Polar Representation" of c^2=a^2+b^2, with some Greek constants added for flair. It turns out that my calculations reveal the angle of a 3-4-5 triangle: a precise 36.8699 degrees. This is where Pythagoras' shrine will reside. If only he had access to more wooden blocks or a computer, perhaps he would have discovered this as well, and Greek architecture might be vastly different today.
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