The Beauty of this world: an unbounded curiosity
"Society grows great when old men plant trees whose shade they know they shall never sit in "
- A Greek Proverb
Up the Cottonwood Canyon near Salt Lake City Utah, with the love of my life

Welcome to my site, I'm Rudy Garcia
If you run into me when I'm not busying myself with too much, it'll probably be in a nice space of trees, and I'd probably talk to you all about something I love about this world.

It's an unfathomably beautiful place and certainly a space to do better by, restore, and make accesible for all. Similarly, I feel Mathematics Education should be treated as something which can be taught in richer, more engaging, and comfortable format - and I would love to weave that into the natural beauty of this world.

I'm a Math Education student, or more realistically, a future teacher in the making. I'm thinking about going to grad school to study statistics, but the world is my oyster still. I'm a triplet, left-handed, and a good tree climber. My friends might call me a little crazy, or a sage, but in any case, I want to understand all I can about this world because it's objectively wonderful.

I hope to entreat you to a captivating array of fractals and how they show themselves in our world. From the quantum to the universe scale of things, the Mathematics we have discovered in the process of characterizing our world presents itself beautifully. I hope you enjoy browsing the many pages linked here
(and yes, I absolutely crossed that river to explore)

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