Check out my book Naming the Unknown. It's a short treatise on the nature of the absolute, and how it can affect our lives.
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Nicholas Klacsanzky retweeted
18 Apr 2011
The silver ratio http://bit.ly/bSIw2e
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18 Apr 2011
You might be surprised by the fact that the most confusing thing, is also the most simple. http://scr.bi/fdov4G
15 Apr 2011
The only way to know the absolute is to not describe it.
15 Apr 2011
Balance is when we combine two opposites together, and stillness is achieved.
Nicholas Klacsanzky retweeted
13 Apr 2011
50 great math blogs http://bit.ly/hqZr6Q via @mathematicsprof
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13 Apr 2011
Added two new chapters, an appendix, and fresh revisions to Naming the Unknown: http://scr.bi/fdov4G
12 Apr 2011
All we can know is that we know nothing at all. http://bit.ly/16MZ7w
11 Apr 2011
"If the doors of perception were cleansed every thing would appear to man as it is, Infinite." - William Blake
10 Apr 2011
Where the mathematical sign of infinity came from: http://bit.ly/hazsiy
8 Apr 2011
... we are like a river that doesn't meet up with the ocean, wandering and eventually becoming dry in our running to a false destination.
7 Apr 2011
As humans, we have the potential to become absolute. http://scr.bi/fdov4G
7 Apr 2011
The Language of Mathematics: Zero and Infinity http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_ORHmRaPEzc
6 Apr 2011
To live without living out the truth that you feel inside is like being an animal.