The Complesities of Mathematic

We know that mathematics are very complex as it is the calculation from formulation of something to make other people can calculate easily using the formula that already formulated by very complex knowledge and sometime very difficult to understand like the formula that come from Eistein.

Like we have discuss before on my blog about the formula of many 3 dimention form of cubicus and many other width and volume formula. This formula may have been formulate by genius people in order other people can calculate the volume or area certain form like ball, etc.

But this formula actually can be seen by genius people or people have differences like indigo people suddenly can calculate the area of ball after take the ball and take close right in front of his eyes, and suddenly he can calculate that the total area of the ball is 4 time the area of circle, without he knows what the wide of circle area. Why I say like this, because I have a friend who have a child who still 6 years but can state that the area of ball is 4 time area of circle.

Other disorders of indigo child is suddenly he said, while closing his eyes and called her mother, "mom please make a drawing in the paper, I'm imagining something."  His mom try drawing a cube, then the image of a cone in the cube, after he opened his eyes, with the awe he said that the volume of the cone is 1/3 of the volume of cube. Even he does not ever learn about the volume of cube before, either the volume of a cone, because his age still six years.

So the mathematical complex and how the formulas are coming, not our business for normal people, to calculate and formating the complex of mathematic and other science is genius people business, not our business. We just use the formula that is already available.

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