Moore

Mrs. Moore(otherwise known as the Divine Principles, Divine Punishment, the Great Judge, the Great Cornell Mathmatician, and the Master of Proofs), is number 7 of the 7 cosmic entities that rules the world.
== Moore Lore ==
There are many legends describing Mrs. Moore, most of them passed down by Judson and Holden. Although many of these myths conflict with each other, there are a few that we can use to arbitrate history.
The world was first created when Mrs. Moore created a giant invertible matrix that spanned all of creation, with the subsequent stars, planets, nebula, and other unimportant knicknacks were later compiled using the Squeeze Theorem. The method that Mrs. Moore used to do so has often been hotly contended, with some people have argued that Moore must have used magic(insufficiently understood technology) to create the matrix, while others have argued that divine power was used instead. However, the most popular theory suggests that she used her CS background to code the world while on vacation in Shanghai. Even the beginning of the world was made in China.
Matrices often obey nonsensical and ill thought-up rules, such Contrapositive Proofs, Determinant properties, Inversions, Eigenvectors, Traces, Transpose, Elementary products, and the Squeeze Theorem. All of these terrible and useless rules are reflected in the real world, otherwise known as the Laws of Physics.
== Powers and Abilities ==
As number 7 of the cosmic entities, Mrs. Moore possesses great power over the world. Mrs. Moore has vector manipulation, and is able to change the magnitude and direction of many force, function, and curve in existence, barring our grades. As such, Mrs. Moore is one of 2 "vector masters" in the known universe, the other being Mr. Farrell.
== Moorism ==
As devotees to the MVC and ELA culture, many tryhard and successful huskies have adopted Moorism, a cultural movement where one adheres to the principles of Moore. Many of these principles are implicit, but they all obey a series of obvious guidelines:
# Never fall behind 3 or mooremore days of homework
# Don't become lethargic whenever the classroom becomes hot
# Always consult JJ and Jennifer for test answers
# Make fun of the CML
# Replace Derek's spot with Krish and/or Eason
# Quietly laugh whenever anyone says words like "integral, vector, determine, invert, more" in a non-math related class
# Raid and cope in Mrs. Moore's classroom before every cumulative and final
# Spread Moorism
# Wonder where Sourav went
# Make your you trip as many people as you candon't trip anyone with the Chromebook charger
# Pray before a test. If you aren't religious, you may pray to Brucker or Farrell instead.
# Stan Holden