Breaking the rules If Pythagoras were alive, he would absolutely lose his mind over what passes for a number nowadays. To him, and other ancient Greeks, numbers were things you could count with, like 1, 2, and 3, or ratios of such things, like 1/2, 2/3 or 6/
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I'm certain that you directly interact with the subject of this post almost every day, or at least benefit from the things we can do with it. It cuts, it welds, it drills, it cleans. It's in fibre optic cables, barcode readers, computer mice and printers.
If you wish to make Google Maps, you must first unify space and time. It’s easy to forget how miraculous modern technology is. Consider, for example, that wherever I am, whenever I want, I can take out my phone and pinpoint my location to within a few metres. Even