Trump’s Perfection

The Perfection of Trump Is Mathematic
Trump’s Perfection Is Mathematic

A lot of people don’t like Donald Trump. Both the petulant #NeverTrump partisans and Hillary’s staunchest constituents actively hate him with an unholy passion that ironically rises to the level of religious fervor. Both utterly fail to see and/or reject Mr. Trump’s perfections, though Hillary’s supporters must be excused for this as they’re deficient in math skills.

Yes, this is correct. Donald Trump’s perfection is the perfection of the fundamental language of the universe, math. As one can see, with the inclusion of his much lampooned – even by me – hairpiece, The Donald is the Fibonacci Spiral, which is an approximation of the Golden Spiral using the first eight numbers of the Fibonacci Sequence – 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13.

As the very nature of growth in nature follows the Fibonacci Sequence, Mr. Trump could not inaccurately be described as possessing the perfection of growth in symbolic language.

As Presidents are symbols as much as or more than anything else, Trump’s the guy for me. I like my symbols to have meanings. πŸ˜‰

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Mathematically Merry

Liberals, Progressives, and Atheists – essentially the whole cabal of anti-American and anti-Christian vermin inside America’s borders – are quite literally hell-bent on enforcing political correctness during the holiday season in the form of demanding under threat of lawfare the use of “Happy Holidays” instead of the normative “Merry Christmas.”

Well, after much work I’ve come up with the mathematical proof that they are wrong to believe and do so:

y=\frac{\log_{e}\left ( \frac{x}{m}-sa \right )}{r^2}

y{r^2}= \log_{e}\left ( \frac{x}{m}-sa \right ){e^{yr^2}} = \frac{x}{m}-sa

{me^{yr^2}} = x-msa

{me^{rry}} = x-mas

That’s right, Ladies and Gentlemen; Merry Christmas is now mathematically proven to be the scientifically correct seasonal greeting. Funny how the Left, always claiming to love math and science and always claiming American loath it, never realized this. πŸ˜‰

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Obama Doubles Down

Obama Doubles Effort vs. ISIS - Apparently math, like truth, is too White for himObama Doubles Down On ISIS

In the wake of the Muslim attacks in Paris Obama has declared that he will double his efforts against ISIS. Sadly for the nations of Man, it seems all to apparent that math is “Too White” for him.

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And The Consensus Is…

Climate Consensus - Warmists are bad at mathClimate Consensus – Warmists Are Bad At Math

Of course, to be heartlessly fair, this a breakdown of a large swath of the scientific community. If one limited the polling to only “Climatologists,” the consensus of belief-in-detail in Anthropogenic Climate Change with CO2 emissions as the sole or primary cause is over 95%. Hence, most of the queried scientists aren’t properly certified to have or espouse an opinion, not being “Climatologists.”

Yet, to once again be heartlessly fair, Climatology is nothing be a degree in Geology with a handful of extra credit hours attached to it is a degree that was created by the Warmists themselves a decade or so ago. As it teaches the revealed truth of Global Warming as a postulate and scientific truth, of course those degree holders are in orthodox consensus; they wouldn’t be able to be published otherwise and would perish. Hence, their magisterium is invalid and unfounded upon anything but fiat.

Eppure Si Raffredda

Yeah, the Warmists are quite bad at math…and Economics, Political Science, and History – and obviously have zero understanding of even the basics of Chaos Theory. They are, however, quite good at Theater Arts and fairly good at creative Theology and Divinity.

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A Math Limerick

Most people think that math and poetry are polar opposites. This, however, is not true. Take, for instance, this mathematical limerick:

\frac{12+144+20+3\sqrt{4}}{7}+(5*11)=9^{2}+0

What? This doesn’t seem to be a limerick to you? Let’s translate the formula into prose…

A dozen, a gross, and a score,
plus three times the square root of four,
divided by seven,
plus five times eleven,
is nine squared and not a bit more.

See? Math and poetry can be one and the same. It’s just take a little work and some understanding πŸ˜›

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