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> Nothing wrong with that. Much wrong with that. Mathematics should not proceed based on a secret sauce. In mathematics, the details of the computation are alm
by jordigh 11y ago
> Nothing wrong with that.
Much wrong with that. Mathematics should not proceed based on a secret sauce. In mathematics, the details of the computation are almost always far more interesting than the result. The details are the very raison d'être of the subject.
- coldtea 11y ago>Mathematics should not proceed based on a secret sauce. Thanks god Mathematica is not mathematics the science, then, but just a tool in assisting with doing math and physics and all kinds of calculations. >*In mathematics, the details of the computation are almost always far more interesting than the result. Yeah, just not in any case Mathematica, Maple, R, Matlab etc were involved.