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Physics and Math around us

Coffee Project as we call it CP is not only a place where we get to meet with our friends but it is also an ideal rendezvous wherein young professionals bring their adept skills to table. 

The scent and aroma of their adorable coffee and sweetness of dough welcome me as I enter its façade. Now I open another page in my book of life. What to write are fruitful works of my toil. 

I have a white bag with me that contains my working device which is my phone. An IT hack, when you get disconnected to their wifi connection just click use this network as is. Cause our community just survived a category 5 typhoon that wrecked an entire island. The only way that I can get to work is to spend hours at CP. Its floor plan is electrically designed for safety. Also, words when spoken at the right time and place have power to change people. I want to say that only vaccinated people with booster shot can dine in for now.

On cafe's shelves with creative flower arrangements are interesting books that one can read anytime while in the shop such as Reader's Digest selected collections. Hopefully I can read all and create nice book reviews. I am happy to find The Final Theory of Albert Einstein who is the great physicist of all time original creator of  formulae e is equal to mass times speed of light multiplied to itself.  I am curious about this man's works so I am going to spend time to read it after I finished my Quality Engineering works.

Their place is perfect for anyone who loves Physics. Someone who is interested in the balance of things and how tiny particles in our universe behaves against the speed of light. I recalled concepts like gravity and revolution cause of the cafe's design. There is a bicycle. A formula that I have in mind is basic force is equal to mass multiplied by acceleration. Path taken is displacement. These are the high school lessons that we can recall pretty well. In college some Physics formulas are represented with Mathematical equations. Our lectures before were more on problem solving. My grade for UP Physics is 2.0 and 2.75. My professor was Dr. Almocera. Looking around I recalled Mathematical graph, limacons specially what we call a rose limacon. The number of petals is called k. A limacon is a conchoid of a circle. It is always asymptotic to a point on a straight line.

Physics basic principle is everything is in motion. Earth is floating in space. The Final Theory of Everything states the universe is a two-dimensional space-time. In two-dimensional spaces gravity does not work. Mass is constant in our body that is why  we don't afloat as humans. It is measured with grams or kilograms. Weight is taken differently from mass cause it is a measure of how force of gravity acts upon that mass. Symbol is Newton.

UP is the premier state university in the Philippines cause some subjects are named similarly with Harvard subjects like Math 54 and Math 55. It was challenging to solve a Harvard problem. I was happy that I passed Math 54 cause score system is not 0 or perfect. In Math 55 system becomes 0 or perfect and UP only has two long exams in a semester. 

I see what I am looking for; a menu of coffee but I prefer chocolate or milk. Looks like somebody has found her favorite place. I spent my time this month learning an online course in Udemy. I got the chance to talk to a Computer Engineering CIT alumni while making my business logo.
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