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The [[Skasis Paradigm]] was the mathematical [[equation]] behind the way the [[universe]] worked. ([[TV]]: ''[[School Reunion (TV story)|School Reunion]]'')
The [[Skasis Paradigm]] was the mathematical [[equation]] behind the way the [[universe]] worked. ([[TV]]: ''[[School Reunion (TV story)|School Reunion]]'')


The Hausanthropic equations defined the [[evolution]] of aesthetically-pleasing [[lesser species]]. The form of the [[tardigrade]] was implied in the equations. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Short Briefing Sergeant's Tale (short story)|The Short Briefing Sergeant's Tale]]'')
The [[Hausanthropic equation]]s defined the [[evolution]] of aesthetically-pleasing [[lesser species]]. The form of the [[tardigrade]] was implied in the equations. ([[PROSE]]: ''[[The Short Briefing Sergeant's Tale (short story)|The Short Briefing Sergeant's Tale]]'')
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Equations were a part of mathematics.

After spending Christmas with his grandmother and aunt in 2004. Maitu worked on time travel equations and sent himself to Christmas Eve, 1953, the time when his grandfather disappeared. (PROSE: Water's Edge)

The Skasis Paradigm was the mathematical equation behind the way the universe worked. (TV: School Reunion)

The Hausanthropic equations defined the evolution of aesthetically-pleasing lesser species. The form of the tardigrade was implied in the equations. (PROSE: The Short Briefing Sergeant's Tale)