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ANNO·​TRICESIMO·​DIE·​DVCENTESIMO·​VICESIMO·​TERTIO·​VITÆ·​POVYA
The first drawing of Spiralling Hub-aware Graph Growth

The first drawing of Spiralling Hub-aware Graph Growth in my notebooks.

Another  drawing  of the graph. It is a graph that is growing. You see
the first nodes, then you see them having leaves, and then the  leaves
having leaves and so you see the emergence of the hubs. And as you can
see. The description also includes:
A  very curious case here is that I sucked heavily at drawing this and
I am a lot affected by grieving for Kamwa. It is  affecting  my  three
dimensional thinking.
(Right     Page    -    Diagram    Descriptions    for    Text-Mode)
[Diagram: A 3D spiral arrow/cone structure with a grid pattern drawn inside its curve, ending in an upward-pointing arrowhead. An arrow points from it to the left page text.]
Label: Connecting with a line at the beginning of the spirals.
[Diagram: A dashed spiral line structure below the first diagram. A bracket on its right implies it represents a compound shape.]
Label: Having two separate curves made with spirals.
[Diagram annotation (text rotated vertically on the far right):]
A shape at the end of the spirals.

Another page of my notebooks showing the spiral of the graph growth

Photograph Description
[Photograph: A two-page spread of a lined pocket notebook. The handwriting is in green ink. The left page features a timestamp at the top, a large, flowing geometric line drawing in the center depicting overlapping curved 'shells' or containers containing small network nodes, with an arrow-like line extending to the left. A short note sits in the bottom left corner. The right page features a larger, similar 'shell' structure containing a scattered network of nodes (circles) and edges (lines), with a long paragraph of text below it discussing the role of graphs in education.]
Minddrops & Essays
26 AUG 19 ✦ 17:55 (This timestamp marks the beginning of the main
diagrammatic thought.)
[Diagram: Left Page - Geometric Container with Small Network]
Text-mode  description:  A  line  drawing  showing   a   series   of
overlapping,  sweeping  crescent shapes (resembling shells or leaves).
Inside one of the larger, open cavities of this shape, a small network
graph  of  four  to  five  nodes connected by simple straight lines is
drawn. A single long line extends outwards from this main shape to the
left, ending at a single isolated node with four short lines radiating
from it.
[Diagram: Right Page - Large Container with Expanded Network]
Text-mode description: A larger, irregular  curved  container  shape
(resembling  a  nest  or  a large shell) dominates the top half of the
page. Inside this space, a scattered network graph is drawn, featuring
numerous  circular  nodes connected by lines in various configurations
(a small triangle of nodes, a line of  nodes,  a  cluster  of  nodes).
Several  lines  cross  the  empty  space  of  the container to connect
different node groups.
(Untimestamped Essay/Note following the right page diagram)
This is how I guess education must be in this stage of my work: Graphs
growing by reiterating the nodes of the graph. It is like  going  over
big  and  small  nodes  of the graph each time by traversing a hub and
reinforcing them.
(Left  Page  -  Additional  Minddrop)  (Located  in the bottom left
corner, likely a self-critique of  the  draftsmanship  rather  than  a
separate entry)
I still can't believe I can not draw such a primitive shape

Another try to create the spiral diagram.

Quotes & Excerpts

Orthographic projection, or orthogonal projection (also analemma), is a means of representing three-dimensional objects in two dimensions. Orthographic projection is a form of parallel projection in which all the projection lines are orthogonal to the projection plane, resulting in every plane of the scene appearing in affine transformation on the viewing surface. The obverse of an orthographic projection is an oblique projection, which is a parallel projection in which the projection lines are not orthogonal to the projection plane.

WIKIPEDIA CONTRIBUTORS

Finger showed the contents of two text files in your home folder: .plan and .project. The original idea was to announce what you were working on and what you planned to do. A kind of static professional “status”, with no interactions like likes or comments. As if it were a changelog of your day-to-day or your project.

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Year 30, day 223 of Pouya's Life Emad ?Known as Emad Kamwa di ser Patoo da JordanKnown as Kamwa Kamwa di ser Patoo da JordanKnown as Kamwa Ashkan Bonakdar ShiraziKnown as Ashkan S. █‌⁠⁠‌█⁠‌⁠⁠█‌‌‍​█‌​‌​█​​‌​█‍‌​‍█‍⁠​‍█​‌⁠‍ Alan Curtis KayKnown as Maestro Kay