How do you think about Pythagoras?

[ibodi]

About math kill.

[Anonymous]

Was looking at the CROWS system recently that's being fitted to American vechiles, everything from tanks to humvees. Nowhere to hide. Now a humvee can snipe more accurately than a US sniper with a mounted 50 cam machine gun or virtually any machine gum, cannon, rocket or grenade launcher. With motion detection, night visual, thermal imagining, laser sights, computers, sound detection, drone detection, combined information digital battlefield system, see through walls. There's nowhere for the enemy to hide.

[NewsReader]

Pythagorean Theorem? I don't even remember what it is. Probably because I never encountered it since I graduated. What's the other one? Oh yeah, the quadratic formula. What's that? You think I remember? Nope. Never used it. Sin? What's that used for? Cosine? I think that's the opposite of Sin. Tangent? Don't remember.

[ibodi]

I figure up wrong it is it's student was killed. Not for math purely, I pay attention to idea at it's evoulution. like symmetry in western than they discover vanishing point in draw then a bishop find earth is not central of universe because it. Now describe quantum mechanics. but more important why they could find something about univerise on math first. what they count actually. I dont mean they count the world out of their brain. I mean in their brain.

[Bricealan]

Only when doing Plane Geometry equations using the Pythagorean Theorem In a right triangle, the side opposite the right angle, is equal to the sum of the other two sides.

[NathanDavis]

yes... math definitely kills

and... triangulation is key and the core of missile technology

these newer drones are crazy math kills