Something Rhymes with Purple

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In this weeks’ episode, we zero in on the exponential world of mathematics.

Come and join us as Susie discusses the solitary life of odd numbers and whether or not there’s an official order to words of magnitude, plus Gyles tells us about Lewis Carroll’s surprising connection to maths and logics.

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Enjoy Susie’s Trio for the week: 

 

Lagniappe: A free gift with another purchase

Syngenesophobia: A dislike of one’s relatives

Peen: The end of a hammer head (opposite the striking piece)

 

 

Gyles' poem this week was When I Have Fears’ by Noel Coward

 

When I have fears, as Keats had fears,

Of the moment I’ll cease to be

I console myself with vanished years

Remembered laughter, remembered tears,

And the peace of the changing sea.

When I feel sad, as Keats felt sad,

That my life is so nearly done

It gives me comfort to dwell upon

Remembered friends who are dead and gone

And the jokes we had and the fun.

How happy they are I cannot know

But happy am I who loved them so.

 

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