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These images have been chosen for their uniqueness. Subject matter ranges from
historic events, to really cool phenomena in science and engineering, to relevant
place, to ingenious contraptions, to interesting products (which now has its own
dedicated Featured Product
category).
I present here an empirically derived
mathematical paradox in Boolean algebraic terms: (Intelligent = Smart) AND (Intelligent
= Stupid). I performed a search on the Internet for graffiti (aka street art) sporting
a theme of engineering, science, and mathematics. Fortunately, not a lot of examples
were found, but even one exception to a theory destroys its universality. It might
be argued by some people that free expression of ideas on any medium is in itself
a form of intellectual acumen, but I would counter that when the chosen medium is
public or privately owned (by someone else) property and permission is not granted,
the act degrades to vandalism. Math geeks seem to have the highest penchant for
creating graffiti if you consider the inordinately large ratio of math graffiti
versus engineering and science graffiti. Regardless, there does not seem to be very
much artistic aptitude in any of these examples. If the cretins insist on marring
other people's property, they could at least make it visually appealing... but then
that's what makes them cretins. The complementary proof, Unintelligent = Stupid
seems self-evident, BTW.
You might also like to see my display of engineering and science themed
body art (aka tattoos).
 Sidewalk Math Graffiti
 Geometry Graffiti
 Engineering Graffiti
 Sparebot Graffiti Figure
(this is great!)
Brick Math Graffiti
Canvas Math Grafitti |
 Maxwell's Equations Graffiti
 e-x+ ex
Graffiti(defines the fence's curve)
 Internet Graffiti
 Overpass Math Graffiti
Euler's Identity Graffiti
Wall Math Graffiti |
Here are other pages with electronics art on them:
Winged Insects from Electronics Components,
Electronics Art,
Engineering Artwork,
Engineering , Math,
and Science Graffiti, Engineering & Science Tattoos #1, Engineering &
Science Tattoos #2,
Electronic Component
Sculptures
Posted May 17, 2012
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