👉 Violent math refers to the use of mathematical concepts and operations in ways that are intentionally aggressive, often to illustrate or emphasize certain ideas, or to provoke a reaction. This can involve manipulating equations in extreme or unorthodox ways, using paradoxes, or employing counterintuitive results to challenge conventional thinking. For example, a mathematician might derive a formula that seems absurd or contradictory, forcing the audience to confront the limits of logical reasoning and the power of abstract thinking. Such approaches can be used in education, art, or even as a form of critique, pushing the boundaries of what is considered acceptable or understandable in mathematical discourse.
