Unpredictable Friday/Advanced Mathematics

Hey, today is Friday. The party begins here people. Let's launch ourselves into the weekend revelry by getting a little crazy. Allow me to engage to good people of web with a lovely image, Ministry of Sound album cover? Hardhouse podium Dancer with glow bracelets?

That's the Lorenz Attractor. It is beautifully complex. It is mathematical soft porn. Apart from the known Butterfly effect, it is one of the definitive descriptions of what is known as Chaos Theory.

Seemingly unpredictable movements taking place in a determinative system. The rate of some things being constant in movement, for example, being made unstable at the point of origin, with the effects only being seen once the initial disorder reaches a wider scale.

The mission is to find the factors at the point of origin that produce Chaos, giving order to Chaos, as there is Chaos in order.

So for some Friday fun, I'm going back to basics. As an alternative to Twitters Follow Friday, I am going to show a little appreciation to the wonderful people who think in numbers.

The picture above shows that basic order and disorder in it's mathematical form, can be an extremely beautiful thing.

Turn off Twitter, turn off Facebook, go outside and appreciate the simple and seemingly mundane things. They are not as mundane as you think.

That is all.