Joo Hock constructed these structures out of toothpicks and plasticines.
A straight line, being able to denote only 1-dimension;
A triangle, ditto 2-dimensions;
A cube, ditto 3-dimensions; and
A tetrahedron, capable of representing 4-dimensions.
I found this video, relating the geometry of tetrahedron-tensigrity-isocahedron. Notice how the (invisible) forces of a tensigrity structure triangulates to a iscocahedron?
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Other than discussing about tetrahedrons and isocahedrons, Monica shared with us something she learned from the website of Anthony di Mello.
It goes like this:
- Sit somewhere comfortable, relax and close your eyes.
- Think of something in your environment that makes you feel happy.
- Enjoy this feeling.
- Remember how this feeling is.
- When you have remembered this feeling, you can replay this feeling wherever you are and when you want.
Breakfast at the Rainforest Cafe by Bukit Timah.
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