Little Blue Balls

Earth on a cosmic scale is just one of many little blue balls floating through the cosmos. Compared to the individual the earth may seem large but in terms of the milky way or the observable universe we are but a speck of cosmic dust.

 

We have one earth and it will take every member of humanity to survive. Every day we see countless disasters around the globe and it is our duty to help those in need. That is why I hope to teach mathematics to children.

 

The importance of education cannot be understated. Mathematics provides a basis for the children of today to be the doctors and astronauts of tomorrow. The current state of affairs is such that the introduction of specific terminology is generally reserved for higher level classes in the later years of schooling. But I find it beneficial to introduce advanced terminology following an introductory phase to provide a linguistic reference point upon which the conceptual exploration of higher level theoretical functions may begin to take form.

 

Over time the innate understandings associated with functions such as exponentiation provide instantaneous reactive cognitive reasoning when presented with the practical application of the mathematical function. Despite particle physics not being the easiest to understand it does give us a basis for theoretically viable experimentation using the most cutting edge technological advancements in the history of mankind to discern the most intricate innermost workings of the substrate of reality.