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Wojciech Aleksander Wołoszyn

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I am a Recognized Student in Philosophy at the University of Oxford and an MSc student in Mathematics at the University of Gdańsk. My academic interests revolve around the philosophy of the foundations of mathematics. In particular, my work is concerned with the multiverse debate in set-theory.

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Making face-curves in Mathematica​

Yesterday we had Mother’s Day in Poland. Since my girlfriend and I are parents of our cute pug called Delta, we decided to help her with a gift for mommy. She decided to give her mother a curve. Delta wanted to learn how to make Wolfram|Alpha style person curves like this: You can easily generate […]

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