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Category Archives: Mathematics
The cat
I found myself trying to explain to someone about the so-called Schrödinger’s Cat experiment. I am sure you will have heard of it, and it comes in many varieties, but basically is: you take an opaque box, a live cat, … Continue reading
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I used to enjoy Maths. At school, it was my favourite subject. I was not the greatest at it, but it made sense to me. Partly, i suppose, I got it from my dad, who had that kind of mind … Continue reading
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