Reading it twice and sitting on it, I have an uneasy feeling. It feels like it distracts more than it illuminates. ex. Quasar Equation. I don't know what it ca

Reading it twice and sitting on it, I have an uneasy feeling. It feels like it distracts more than it illuminates. ex. Quasar Equation. I don't know what it capital-M Means that at (X, Y) = 0, there's a region where there's higher differences between y and x/x^2+y^2. But counterpoint to myself: I'm looking at a toy example. I'm sure there's been plenty of times I was genuinely comparing two equations and needed to understand where there'd differ. Its just harder for me to grok when one of the equations is "y".