G r e e t i n g s !
** TPO **
A personal blog with diverse topicality and multiple interests!
A personal blog with diverse topicality and multiple interests!
On the menu ... politics, music, poetry, and other good stuff.
There is humor, but there is blunt seriousness here as well!
There is humor, but there is blunt seriousness here as well!
Parfois, on parle français ici aussi. Je suis un francophile .... Bienvenue à tous!
* Your comments and evaluations are appreciated ! *
Tuesday, July 30, 2019
Monday, July 29, 2019
Saturday, July 13, 2019
Friday, July 12, 2019
Understanding "Entropy" - by TPO
- by TPO -
[Understanding "Entropy", the concept, its beginnings, methods and relevance in our Universe]
Divergent thinking: the ability to explore many different avenues and solutions to a problem in a spontaneous and non-orderly fashion.
Convergent thinking, by contrast, is the more logical and orderly step-by-step approach to a problem.
CHANGE ===> a synthesis of convergence and divergence, working together in symphony. The German physicist Rudolf Clausius (born 1822) ... coined the term entropy as a quantitative measure of disorder. The word comes from the Greek ἐν (en), meaning ‘in’, and τροπή (tropē), meaning ‘transformation’. It is the increase of entropy that is linked to transformation, movement, change in the world. The more disorder, the more entropy.
Order inevitably yields to disorder, and entropy increases until it cannot increase any further. It is this movement that drives the world. Clean rooms become dusty. Temples slowly crumble. As we grow older, bones grow brittle. Stars eventually burn out, emptying their hot energy into the coldness of space – but while doing so, they provide warmth and life to surrounding planets. We live off this relentless increase of disorder.
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* Source : https://aeon.co/essays/the-music-of-all-time-is-a-duet-between-order-and-disorder
Convergent thinking, by contrast, is the more logical and orderly step-by-step approach to a problem.
CHANGE ===> a synthesis of convergence and divergence, working together in symphony. The German physicist Rudolf Clausius (born 1822) ... coined the term entropy as a quantitative measure of disorder. The word comes from the Greek ἐν (en), meaning ‘in’, and τροπή (tropē), meaning ‘transformation’. It is the increase of entropy that is linked to transformation, movement, change in the world. The more disorder, the more entropy.
Order inevitably yields to disorder, and entropy increases until it cannot increase any further. It is this movement that drives the world. Clean rooms become dusty. Temples slowly crumble. As we grow older, bones grow brittle. Stars eventually burn out, emptying their hot energy into the coldness of space – but while doing so, they provide warmth and life to surrounding planets. We live off this relentless increase of disorder.
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* Source : https://aeon.co/essays/the-music-of-all-time-is-a-duet-between-order-and-disorder
Tuesday, July 9, 2019
Monday, July 8, 2019
Thursday, July 4, 2019
Notre-Dame de Paris ~ by Hénock Gugsa
Notre-Dame de Paris *
Monday, April 15, 2019 -- The eyes of the whole world turned towards [850-year-old] Notre-Dame in flames. The cathedral burned for several hours, but the foundations and the facade remained intact. As the most visited historical monument in Europe with 13 million visitors each year, Notre-Dame has indelibly marked both hearts and history.
King Louis VII, the people, and the bishop of Paris were all collaborators in the erection of the this majestic cathedral in honor of the Virgin Mary on the a majestic cathedral in honor of the Virgin Mary in place of the cathedral of Saint-Étienne on the Île de la Cité in 1163
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*source: france.fr/en/paris
photo: Notre-Dame (nuit avant l'incendie), the arrow of Notre Dame before the fire.
Tuesday, July 2, 2019
Memory Bits ! ~ by Hénock Gugsa (ሄኖክ ጉግሣ)
Memory Bits !
~ ~ by Hénock Gugsa (ሄኖክ ጉግሣ) ~
50 Ethiopian cents (አምሳ ሳንቲም ) [ During the Nineteen-Fifties and Sixties ! ] ===> worth maybe 10 American cents then!
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