A photo of a piece of paper with a diagram being drawn. A grey horizontal line is labelled "number line" and has points marked 0,1, a and b. A red line goes across the top left of the page and is labelled "away". A blue line goes acrosds the top right of the page and is labelled "home". A red line parallel to the away line goes up from 1, and meets a blue line parallel to the home line that goes down to a. A green line goes from 0 through the point where red turned to blue and continues upwards. It's labelled "turn line". One hand holds a ruler in place through the point marked b parallel to the "away" line, while the other hand holds a red marker and draws a line along the ruler to finish on the green line marked "turn line".
New blog post about my method of doing addition and multiplication using the geometry of parallel lines. It's called "Home & Away: Gometric Arithmetic". davidkbutler.xyz/2026/04/10/h...