Tewksbg

Adapted from User:Libraryowl.

tewksbg This tree has two million and seventy-five thousand leaves. Perhaps I missed a leaf or two but I do feel triumphant at having persisted in counting by hand branch by branch and marked down on paper with pencil each total. Adding them up was a pleasure I could understand; I did something on my own that was not dependent on others, and to count leaves is not less meaningful than to count the stars, as astronomers are always doing. They want the facts to be sure they have them all. It would help them to know whether the world is finite. I discovered one tree that is finite. I must try counting the hairs on my head, and you too. We could swap information. About me I am a mathematics major from the University of Cincinnati. I am interested in astronomy and research. What I'm working on I am focused on improving start-class and C-class articles with substantial edits. I am particularly interested in the following types of articles: Articles dealing with possiblilty of quackery Articles involving Cincinnati You can see my contributions here or talk with me here.