My English teacher said there is no creativity in maths or science? What example can I prove her wrong with?
Creativity is not bound by subjectsThat is the beauty of creativity. To think beyond the given dogma and create a new idea is creativity.To say that any particular discipline is more creative and, certain other is less creative is like saying that apples are tastier than oranges, or mangoes are more unpalatable than guava.In the field of mathematics Rene descartes is a renowned name. His creativity lies in thinking of a Cartesian plane, which we all now use for simple graphical representation in 2D. He gave the innovative use of x axis and y axis and we all know how demonstrative these are. There are numerous other names you can know about, who bedecked mathematics with their creativity.Isaac NewtonWilhelm Gottfried LeibnitzLeonhald EulerEuclidAryabhattaJoseph Louise LagrangeAnd many more….In the field of science too, we have many giants to name.To compute the charge of an electron, ot require a creativity of quite complex nature, along with deep knowledge of fundamental sciences. Milikan’s oil drop experiment reeks with creativity.The creativity of Michael Faraday to unite electromagnetism with light, only to be mathematically proved by James Clarke Maxwell, is not a feat to be accomplished in absence of creativity.Science is riddled with many creative geniuses. NamelyJon Snow, the father of epidemiologyCharles DarwinAmbrose PareArchimedesGalilio on telescopesAlexander Graham Bel’s telephoneJohn Logie Baird’s televisionEtcAre the inventions like radar, cars, aeroplanes, internet, computers etc without an inkling of creativity?Inventions and discoveries are only done by the most creative, because even chance discoveries need a creative mind, which can comprehend the meaning of the event that has chanced upon him.Be it any field, creativity is required in all.Sciences, mathematics, languages, all are useless without creativity!
What are some fun facts about Idaho?
I was born in Idaho, but have lived most of my adult life around the world. I returned to live in Idaho twenty seven years ago. I cannot point to one thing that is more interesting than anything else.I live in the Treasure Valley which has mild winters (for the most part) and great summers. However you can drive two hours in almost any direction and be in a totally different environment. Snow capped mountains, desert, farming communities, lakes, or rivers. A little farther and you are in lava flows, Crater's of the Moon is an interesting place. If you go east you will see beautiful water falls, both big and small. Hagerman, Twin Falls, Shoshone Falls, a little north it is Idaho Falls.Go north from the Treasure Valley all the way to Canada. On the way you can see some big beautiful lakes, Lake Cascade, Payette lake, Priest lake, Lake Pend Oreille, Lake Coeur d'Alene, you get the idea. There are over 2000 lakes in Idaho.If you like to snow ski there are over a dozen ski areas.There are far too many interesting places in Idaho! It is beautiful no matter where you drive, bike, or hike to. Come visit and find out for yourself .
Which rivers flow north in the US?
Rivers That Flow NorthBighorn Wyoming and Montana, 336 milesDeschutes Oregon, 250 milesEel Northern California, 78 milesFox Wisconsin, 200 milesGenesee New York, 144 milesJordan Utah, 45 milesLittle Bighorn, Wyoming and Montana, 80 milesMojave Southern California, 100 milesMonongahela, 128 milesNew Virginia and West Virginia, 255 milesNiagara Lake Erie to Lake Ontario, 39 miles (On border with Canada)Oswego New York, 24 milesOtter Creek Vermont, 75 milesPend Oreille Washington, 62 milesRed Minnesota, North Dakota (into Canada) 318 milesSaginaw Michigan, 20 milesSaint Johns Florida, 275 milesSan Pedro (Mexico into) Arizona, 142 milesShennandoah Virginia and West Virginia, 55 milesWillamette Oregon, 188 milesWallkill New Jersey and New York, 88 milesYoughiogheny PA etc 151 milesGoogle is your friend!