Rise Up, Oh Heart, For There is Another Battle to Win

Nov 28

rayguncourtesan:
“ trust-me-im-adoctor:
“ redventure:
“ juicyjacqulyn:
“ entropiaorganizada:
“ hookteeth:
“ hethatcures:
“ This legitimately upsets me.
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… Y’see, now, y’see, I’m looking at this, thinking, squares fit together better than circles,...

rayguncourtesan:

trust-me-im-adoctor:

redventure:

juicyjacqulyn:

entropiaorganizada:

hookteeth:

hethatcures:

This legitimately upsets me.

… Y’see, now, y’see, I’m looking at this, thinking, squares fit together better than circles, so, say, if you wanted a box of donuts, a full box, you could probably fit more square donuts in than circle donuts if the circumference of the circle touched the each of the corners of the square donut.

So you might end up with more donuts.

But then I also think… Does the square or round donut have a greater donut volume? Is the number of donuts better than the entire donut mass as a whole?

Hrm.

HRM.

A round donut with radius R1 occupies the same space as a square donut with side 2R1. If the center circle of a round donut has a radius R2 and the hole of a square donut has a side 2R2, then the area of a round donut is πR12 - πr22. The area of a square donut would be then 4R12 - 4R22. This doesn’t say much, but in general and  throwing numbers, a full box of square donuts has more donut per donut than a full box of round donuts.

The interesting thing is knowing exactly how much more donut per donut we have. Assuming first a small center hole (
R2 = R1/4) and replacing in the proper expressions, we have a 27,6% more donut in the square one (Round: 15πR12/16 ≃ 2,94R12, square: 15R12/4 = 3,75R12). Now, assuming a large center hole (R2 = 3R1/4) we have a 27,7% more donut in the square one (Round: 7πR12/16 ≃ 1,37R12, square: 7R12/4 = 1,75R12). This tells us that, approximately, we’ll have a 27% bigger donut if it’s square than if it’s round.


tl;dr: Square donuts have a 27% more donut per donut in the same space as a round one.

god i love this site

can’t argue with science. Heretofore, I want my donuts square.

more donut per donut

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ultrafacts:
“ He was really poor growing up, and had a life of difficulties, but then had a couple of big hits as a performer and became quite wealthy well before being invited to run for congress.
He didn’t miss a single session of congress, fought...

ultrafacts:

He was really poor growing up, and had a life of difficulties, but then had a couple of big hits as a performer and became quite wealthy well before being invited to run for congress.

He didn’t miss a single session of congress, fought for education projects and presented bills on the culture commission.

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blandmarvelheadcanons:
“ Nick Fury looks mighty smug when he leads Jane Foster down the aisle.
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blandmarvelheadcanons:

Nick Fury looks mighty smug when he leads Jane Foster down the aisle.

Why do you people have to make everything about race???

toomanyducttapetoomanyrope:

elphabaforpresidentofgallifrey:

ponyboyismyhomeboy:

my eldest sister had a boyfriend when she was in fifth grade, but we moved away so they obviously couldn’t see each other. well, when she was in college her friend introduced her to some guy and it was her old boyfriend from fifth grade. after two days of catching up she told him she wanted to marry him. they’ve been married for ten years and have two kids together.

WHAT

dude sell that shit to disney

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