• I believe math was created, not discovered. And our application of math is to quantify works of the divine.
• Bernoulli trials. Probability based world. Binomial distribution. Independent trials vs. expected independent trials to achieve a certain outcome. Your system matters. What is our system today? Independent trial fallacy vs. probabilistic world.
• Force diagrams. Seeing optimizations and force distributions.
• Karnaugh mapping. Ridiculous process for simplification.
• Virtualization. Typically with large systems, making assumptions in superposition is awesome.
• Units. Unit theory and abstraction.
• Iterative math. 9/11 forensics example. Outrunning our shadow.
• Newton's law of thermal heating and cooling. Heat transfer is such an important part of daily life.
• Leonardo da Vinci tensile strength tests on iron wires of various lengths. The more you add, the more you allow to fail.
• Force transfer. Think of a force diagram of a tower and the triangular needs.
• The word 'miracle' should exist in both the English language and the mathematical languages — and to some extent it does, we just don't like to admit it. Entropy.