Geometric Life

Geometry and Life - Many a time I've wondered why I even learnt Geometry ..etc., at school. Recently I did realize how these come in so handy while interpreting Climate models (and so on) , or when it comes to "handling real life". 

Had a "seriously funny" (:)) conversation with a friend yesterday. At some point he mentioned something about  "drawing parallels  between two people". Now, this drove me to write this blog post. 

"Geometric Rules of Life" ( Is there  a rule without an exception?) 

1) Parallel Lines of life  - People with like minds "will never" meet. So if you find someone who thinks just like you "every single time", please don't conclude that he/she is the right match for you. 

Note: Weak rule.

2) Perpendicular Lines of Life - We think alike just once..but that's okay  since we get to meet at the "right" time (right angles)..

3) Curvy Vs Straight lines of Life - One person is really focused whereas the other person is quite flexible. There are lots of chances to get together really well...... 

Rules are meant to be broken!? If something better turns out as a result of an exception, hey.. that's fantastic. 

p.s: "Geometric life" is drawn considering only the limited life situations the writer has come across. Check this blog post after a decade to see if the rules still make sense in the eyes of the writer. 

In other words, with the writer as the centre and age(weighted by the level of stress) as the radius, conclusions are made.  Well, the radius keeps varying and hence the perceptions tend to vary constantly. Some rules might disappear leaving an empty set or is replaced by another rule.