Awesome. Some concepts in math are so much easier to grasp with an interactive visual. I once made an entire game around matrix multiplication -- such that pla

Awesome. Some concepts in math are so much easier to grasp with an interactive visual. I once made an entire game around matrix multiplication -- such that players didn't even know they learned how to do this. And sometimes, visualizations can help cause discoveries. A lot of progress in theoretical physics came about because physicists 'guessed' what nature's equations should look like...and then got shocked when they discovered they were right. Take James Clerk Maxwell, for instance: "He had achieved his greatest success by relying on just one empirical fact known to every school boy. Yet now he tried to do without any empirical facts, by pure thinking. He believed in the power of reason to guess the laws according to which God has built the world." http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath103/kmath103.htm http://www.mathpages.com/home/kmath103/kmath103.htm