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You’ve Been Learning This Theorem The Hard Way
Why do advanced math books have to be so complicated? With the modern age of YouTube videos, AI, blogs, and forums, it’s true to say that the internet explains concepts better than most math books do. So why don’t we take a look at how these explanations should be done, compared to today’s standard?
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Why I Quit My PhD in Math
Quitting my PhD was one the BEST decisions I ever made in my life. I’ve never been happier since. But, why would someone leave a PhD in pure mathematics? I mean, isn’t it the pinnacle of knowledge and prestige? I’m gonna share 3 reasons for why I did it, and my hunch tells me that
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6 Steps to Master Differential Equations
Thus the partial differential equation entered theoretical physics as ahandmaid, but has gradually become mistress – Albert Einstein We’d like to keep our videos free of interruptions and sponsors, so that the sole focus is the subject at hand. But in order to do that we need your help. If you find value in our
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Protected: Full PDF, The Simple Problem Mathematicians Got Wrong
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The Simple Problem Mathematicians Got Wrong
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Divergent vs Convergent Thinking in Mathematics
Today, I will share with you my favorite strategy for problem-solving. Just think about it: When we sit down to solve a mathematical problem, especially one that is difficult we usually tend to find ourselves looking through our huge, mental world of logic, symmetries, definitions, theorems, and so on. But our brains have two ways
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Impostor Syndrome in Advanced Mathematics
If you’ve studied math or physics (or if you’ve ever done serious research in these areas) there’s a pretty high chance that, at some point, you’ve sat in front of a page full of symbols, completely lost, just thinking to yourself: “Maybe I’m just not smart enough for this. Maybe this is too much for
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