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by the-mitr 2y ago
Of possible interest [On The Way To Super Elements]( https://archive.org/details/FlerovIlyinovOnTheWayToSuperElem... )
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The Epic Siberian Journey to Solve a Mass Extinction Mystery (2020)(wired.com)
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Tales About Metals (1981)(archive.org)
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by the-mitr 2y ago
I use Inkscape with Sozi to create some nice slides.
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Not everything is behavioral science(behavioralscientist.org)
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Against the Tide. A Critical Review of How Physics and Astronomy Get Done (2008)(archive.org)
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by the-mitr 2y ago
Edit: Access to files is available here at the git repo https://gitlab.com/mirtitles/perelman-geometry
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by the-mitr 2y ago
Here https://gitlab.com/mirtitles/perelman-geometry
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by the-mitr 2y ago
Translator-typesetter here, yes you are right, I was to revisit the intial few pages and was "warming up" this was one of my first attempt. Will do so in the upcoming revision
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by the-mitr 2y ago
You can look for other works by Perelman in the collection. Also there are several popular science/mathematics books. I am the maintainer/curator of the mirtitles blog
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by the-mitr 2y ago
> with everyone grown up in Soviet Union. also in India. Generations of people have been inspired by his books.
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by the-mitr 2y ago
Translator here: "Damitr" is literally the acronym for my name and Maza-nav माझा नाव in Marathi means my name.
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by the-mitr 2y ago
Thanks! will update. -- I am the translator-typesetter
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by the-mitr 2y ago
Translator here: It is literally the acronym for my name and Maza-nav माझा नाव in Marathi means my name.
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Geometry for Entertainment (1950)(archive.org)
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Comedy can fight science misinformation(nautil.us)
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by the-mitr 2y ago
I read this story and several other very interesting ones in this great book detailing the history of evolution of modern statistics -- The Lady Tasting Tea: How Statistics Revolutionized Science in the Twentieth Century by David Salsburg.
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by the-mitr 2y ago
Of possible interest https://www.rheingold.com/texts/tft/
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A naive question: I see that they are using mathjax for the displaying mathematics content. But what are they using to create the interactive diagrams?
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Earliest Uses of Some Words of Mathematics(mathshistory.st-andrews.ac.uk)
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100 Years of IBM(tikalon.com)
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Destination Amaltheia – Soviet Science Fiction (1962)(archive.org)
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by the-mitr 2y ago
Some of Denett's works have been very influential in shaping my ideas about the world. Being a physicist by training, I did not (could not because of lack of exposure?) appreciate the concept of natural selection till I read his Darwin
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you are your long term memory,
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by the-mitr 3y ago
No it is not. That is a dated view about nature of science.
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Scientists push new paradigm of animal consciousness, insects may be sentient(nbcnews.com)
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Post's Machine (1983)(archive.org)
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Orange Data Mining(orangedatamining.com)
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Thales, Heron, and Experimental Mathematics(tikalon.com)
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by the-mitr 3y ago
I was introduced to the idea of even single cells can exhibit "learning" and "culture" via John Bonner excellent book The Evolution of Culture in Animals. Instead of thinking in terms of a discontinuity between animals o

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