Tara wrote:Where? Firestarter we need you over here! Burn it!
Incandescence wrote:Algebra...no. I really like Calculus-based Topological studies. Mostly because it splices in certain aspects of Quantum Mechanics, and if you really want to increase the number of pages you need, you can throw in some Superstring theory. Personally, Topology is the best part of mathematica there is.
Where? Firestarter we need you over here! Burn it!
Nate wrote:And if YWS ever does become a company, Jack will be the President of European Operations. In fact, I'm just going to call him that anyways.
hawk wrote:Incandescence wrote:Algebra...no. I really like Calculus-based Topological studies. Mostly because it splices in certain aspects of Quantum Mechanics, and if you really want to increase the number of pages you need, you can throw in some Superstring theory. Personally, Topology is the best part of mathematica there is.
Topological mathematics is a turn on, completely unruptured in its view, which is limitless depending on how it is viewed (which should be limitless anyway). People get in sorts over it, and I agree it’s fascinating; but apart from studying the doughnut or something, I haven't really learnt much about it yet.
Have you ever taken a personality test, Incandescence?
http://209.15.29.56/myersbriggs/personhome.htm
It's good, especially career and interest wise, to be aware of the reasons that sort of analatycal thinking interests you. I got an INTP.