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When you type your birth time into a snazzy app, it uses highly complex orbital algorithms to spit out your chart. The irony? The massive computational power…
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Being born exactly on the equator creates ridiculously even mathematical charts that look completely artificial. Algorithms assume it is an error because the…
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Imagine thinking trigonometry could make you an actual god. In late antiquity, Neoplatonic philosophers like Plotinus and Proclus completely abandoned regular…
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Leave it to mystics to take an unsolvable geometry homework problem and turn it into a metaphor for enlightenment. The classical challenge of constructing a…
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By calculating the exact distance between your main luminaries and the horizon line, you find a specific lucky dot. Finding it implies you might get rich, but…
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Medieval astrologers loved math homework. They created "Parts" or "Lots" by taking the degree of one planet, subtracting another, and adding a third to create…
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