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[[File:The_Eel_v_Neptune_Slaughter.jpg|thumb|175px|Art critic and alleged math criminal Matt Farthing uses the Varignon tracking algorithm to locate the marine cryptid known as [[Neptune Slaughter]].]] | [[File:The_Eel_v_Neptune_Slaughter.jpg|thumb|175px|Art critic and alleged math criminal Matt Farthing uses the Varignon tracking algorithm to locate the marine cryptid known as [[Neptune Slaughter]].]] | ||
• ... that '''[[Pierre Varignon (nonfiction)|Pierre Varignon]]''' was one of the earliest and strongest French advocates of infinitesimal calculus?<br> | • ... that '''[[Pierre Varignon (nonfiction)|Pierre Varignon]]''' was one of the earliest and strongest French advocates of infinitesimal calculus?<br> | ||
• ... that inventor and engineer '''[[Wilhelm Bauer (nonfiction)|Wilhelm Bauer]]''' discovered a [[Gnomon algorithm]] function which detects and tracks marine cryptid | • ... that inventor and engineer '''[[Wilhelm Bauer (nonfiction)|Wilhelm Bauer]]''' discovered a [[Gnomon algorithm]] function which detects and tracks the marine cryptid known as [[Neptune Slaughter]]?<br> | ||
• ... that '''''[[Blue City Sunset (nonfiction)|Blue City Sunset]]''''' combines hand drawing and digital image editing? | • ... that '''''[[Blue City Sunset (nonfiction)|Blue City Sunset]]''''' combines hand drawing and digital image editing? | ||
Latest revision as of 04:07, 23 December 2019
Art critic and alleged math criminal Matt Farthing uses the Varignon tracking algorithm to locate the marine cryptid known as Neptune Slaughter.
• ... that Pierre Varignon was one of the earliest and strongest French advocates of infinitesimal calculus?
• ... that inventor and engineer Wilhelm Bauer discovered a Gnomon algorithm function which detects and tracks the marine cryptid known as Neptune Slaughter?
• ... that Blue City Sunset combines hand drawing and digital image editing?