A presentation of one possible near future polymath: the mathematics of the origin of life can be found on Gowers’s blog.
A presentation of one possible near future polymath: the mathematics of the origin of life can be found on Gowers’s blog.
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Manin, in his A course in Mathematical Logic , dvoetes a few pages on a discussion of proofs (and their relation with creating understanding of the subject at hand)in mathematics. He ends his discussion with the following sentence: The moral: a good proof is one which makes us wiser
Comment by Kitty — May 29, 2012 @ 9:35 am |
Sorry that I repeat this comment in two distinct comment threads, but don’t count it as spam as I feel it is important enough to repeat twice:
Sorry for not quite on topic comment.
I was a creationist earlier, but more detailed study of Bible seems to show that there are more arguments pro evolution in Bible that arguments against evolution.
http://withoutvowels.org/wiki/Theology:Evolution wiki page is to collect all biblical arguments both pro and against evolution.
I think, what I’ve said about evolution also applies for abiogenesis.
Comment by porton — January 19, 2013 @ 5:15 pm |
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