There’s a very well known and fundamental relation known to both academia and industry, which is probably more fundamental than Newton’s three laws of motion. It is:
where:
= creativity
= current time
= time of deadline
Thus, it is easy to show using simple calculus manipulation, that:
I cant agree more than that… hahahaha
teorema ini indah sekali….
haha, lumayan, sekalian praktek LaTeX di WordPress.
Sebenarnya masih ada beberapa faktor yang bisa masuk ke dalam persamaan. Misalnya, procrastination level bisa jadi upper bound dari creativity. Lalu, dalam beberapa kasus, kalau deadline terlampaui, ada kemungkinan akan diberikan deadline baru. Ini juga bisa membatasi creativity level. Jaaadiiii… tunggu Creativity Theorem jilid 2!! ^_^
hhhhh… tunggu jilid 2 nya deh. gak bisa diterapin di bidang gw euy. Sometimes creativity costs lives. believe me.
hehe, hati2 deh, pak dokter
setuju dahhh…
nice Theorem
baru nyadar, rumus ini toh sebabnya kenapa kalo udah deket2 deadline baru bermunculan berbagai solusi…
great theorem!!!
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hahahaha… betul2…
Well, I guess I have just found another theorm that might be relevant to this.
During the month of Ramadhan (Muslim Fasting Month), in almost every mosque, the taraweh prayer is conducted in such a way that:
the ratio of (i) the number of ‘Qoran’ verses recited by the ‘Imam’ to (ii) the speed of ‘imam’ reciting the verses is always CONSTANT (if you know what I mean…)
@Aryo: Interesting observation!