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When I saw this video I was simply amazed! What an wonderful homage to the craft of crochet. Now I warn you there is a lot of math discussion in this talk, but just absorb and be wowed that as a knitter or crocheter you are using these complex math concepts without even knowing it.
Aren’t you inspired to pick up a hook and some yarn and make your very own coral reef?
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this is great! mixing math, science, and needlework pretty much does it for me.
I’m speechless. Even working in MIT’s Mathematics, I’m awestruck.
Wow – as a avid neeedworker, physics and math major, AND erstwhile SCUBA diver, this is ringing all my chimes. Let’s start hooking our very own coral reef here in Salem/Marblehead! Maybe we can get PEM and Salem State and local schools involved.I want to make a nudibranch, hyperbolic gills and all!