Post Archives
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A Mathematical Anecdote Analogous to Chemical Resonance
What this little conundrum suggests is that in infinitely switching between two states, the final result is halfway in between.… Read more…
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A Game of Thrones by George R.R. Martin
Very good book – intriguing style of writing since each chapter is written from a different point of view (and… Read more…
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The Kite Runner by Khaled Hosseini
A brilliant book which provides an insight into not only the specific slice of history which it talks about –… Read more…
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The Alchemist by Paulo Coelho
A very life-changing book. It touches on a lot of metaphysical themes: I think that it has some important lessons… Read more…
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Probability, chaos and the nature of creation
Probability and an elementary, almost axiomatically governing rule of the universe (thoughts given through the analogy of a complex puzzle)I will… Read more…
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A Blind Man’s World
The whispering voices, The soft-sounding chimes, The hissing of serpents that slither and slide, Under and over – around the… Read more…
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There is no such thing as magic!
This article is not about the magic of the Harry Potter Universe – that which fuels the dynamics of wizarding… Read more…
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Imaginatively Real – Understanding Imaginary Numbers and why they’re not really all that ‘Imaginary’
Imaginary numbers are one of the mysterious parts of mathematics, which most people have heard about – but not many… Read more…
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We’ll be counting… numbers
You may have learnt the formula in school: $\\sum\\limits_{r=1}^n r = \\frac{(n+1)(n)}{2}$ $n$ here is the last value in the… Read more…
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Happy 3rd Birthday!
Physics, Life and Everything Else was created 3 years ago today! Long may this blog continue to prosper! Read more…
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