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 Title text: Also the nice books give you fifty problems to establish understanding while the scary books give you two trick questions. |
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- Professor, why are mathematicians so certain that everything should reduce to simple axioms? Why can't it be more complex?
- If you look at math textbooks, the broad introductory texts are all large and full of color and pictures.
- It's an observed fact
- As you advance in your mathematical career, the books become shorter, grayer, and with fewer words and more symbols:
- Eigen-fractal recursive quasi-dimensional anti-manifold pedipulation techniques no help fuck you
- Let's learn algebra!
- Advanced calculus
- Marit
- K
- Profundity of mathematics
- This suggests that the very deepest math - the book of the universe -will be an infinitesimally small piece of paper, overwritten with a single infinitesimally small symbol.
- What do you think the symbol means?
- "this universe left as an exercise for the reader."
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