Like I said in the title, I'm feeling very Mathematical-like. I started reading "A Brief History of Time" by Stephen Hawking. I'm surprised because I get most of the basic physics so far (I was dumb & lazy in high school and never took it). So I decided to do my own crafty experiment. I was working on my newest Felted Critter (awesome), & decided to time how long it takes to poke the wool 1,000 times. Here are the results....
| 1 Poke | 1/3 Second |
|---|---|
| 100 Pokes | 30 Seconds |
| 1,000 Poke | 5 Minutes |
| 100,000 Pokes | 8 Hours, 20 Minutes |
| 1,000,000 Pokes | 3 Days, 11 Hours, 20 Minutes |
| * | * |
| 1 Second | 3.33 Pokes |
| 1 Minute | 200 Pokes |
| 1 Hour | 12,000 Pokes |
| 1 Day | 288,000 Pokes |
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I forgot to post some pictures of my New Yummy Needle-Felted Cupcakes I listed last week. So I thought I'd throw them in today!! Here's a Carrot Cake Cupcake & Chocolate Insanity Cupcake!!
I love the carrot! Thanks for doing the math!!! I have always wondered but have never once in my life felt Mathmatical-like. :) Can you figure out the wool poke to the finger poke ratio??? Maybe I can start counting and avoid the finger poke in the future.
ReplyDeleteMmmm.. I'll have to do the math.
ReplyDeleteI think the "# of Wool Pokes (to) # of Finger Pokes" ratio, for me, is actually the correlation between "Time of Poking (to) # of Finger Pokes". The longer I poke, the more I poke. It increases exponentially!
I'll get back to you!! HAHA!
LOl! I was always too scared to think about the number of pokes. I'm fond of saying that I'm doing the poke-a. Poke-a you (the feltie), poke-me. Funny thing, I just finished watching "a Brief History of Time" a couple of weeks ago and have a hold on the book from the library. Stephen Hawking is truly an amazing man. I took some physics when I was in college. But it never really made me ponder anything beyond what grade I was going to get. It's so much nicer to study things because you want to. ~Robin
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