“Space, areas and all else’s embellishment’’

To understand is to perceive patterns. - Isaiah Berlin

As you slowly rise and open your eyes: you hear sounds, you feel alive, and you
can see beautiful things such as the pieces of furniture in your room, the nature seen
through your window pane, or the coffered ceiling you may have in your room.

Patterns power all of these things. Calculus is what we now refer to as a result of
the work of English physicist and mathematician Sir Isaac Newton, who studied how
objects moved through space and created a mathematical description of those patterns.
One of the most amazing things about patterns is how they relate to the theory of
relativity because of how they perceive how difficult it is to synchronize clocks over
great distances.

The secret to reality lies in patterns. The reason for this, in my opinion, is that the
waveform is one of the essential elements of reality. A waveform is a pattern in and of
itself, and an infinite number of patterns can be created by the interaction of waveforms,
whether they are constructive or destructive. We make use of these patterns in our daily
perception of the world, whether it be in relation to nature, modern technology, etc.. Only
pattern perception and decoding make it possible to do all of these things and much more.

Patterns serve as life's compass for everyone, from the weakest to the mightiest.
We produce them, depend on them, and need them. Unnoticed and unrecognized patterns
might even exist in consciousness. The nature of patterns and their enormous significance
to all of us are explored in this article. Without patterns, we would be reduced to having
only primitive instincts and would only be able to react to our environment. They serve as
the cornerstone of our lives and societies and represent the pinnacle of what we have
accomplished. However, they range from the most fundamental survival to the abstract,
which is our area of expertise. We embrace the new while clinging to the past.

Name: Jenn Margarit P. Tajanlangit

Topic: Mathematical Patterns in nature and how it helps organize life's many challenges.