Derangement

In combinatorial mathematics, a derangement is a permutation of the elements of a set, such that no element appears in its original position.
(source: Wikipedia. I have always struggled with mathematics, let combinational aside!)

Theme: Mathematics
@domenicododaro

[summerfield]

say what?!?

[Domenico Dodaro]

@summerfield What!

[ClearDay]

This is cool

[Helen Jane]

I am going to have to take your word for it on that. Some great illustrative poses though.

[kali]

the point of view, the shadows, the concept, all brilliant, who needs to understand that gobbledegook?

[Francoise]

not sure any of us need too much trouble to become deranged.

[Wendy Bowden]

awesome

[Mike Gifford]

I love the shadows and the mini-me's running around struggling with the symbols! Too much fun!

[Domenico Dodaro]

@clearday thank you!
@helenhall me too! Lol, this is what I call serendipity; I had taken these fiv poses and was googling “mathematical functions with five elements,” and I stumbled in that “derangement” expression and definition. And I found it so very fitting for myself I couldn’t resist!
@kali66 oh thank you so much, Kali. The expression is a total puzzle for me, too. Only the definition I understand and... well, it’s me!
@francoise hahaha, not me certainly!
@wenbow thank you so much, Wendy!
@mikegifford thank you, Mike!

[Francesca Ciarrocchi]

You are a genius! Fav!

[Domenico Dodaro]

@frappa77 Too kind of you, Francesca. We still need to meet...