Fiascos, usually, happen because of people making bad decisions.
If only we could get this read out on Fox.
With regard to math (my favorite subject) here is a paper on geometric algebra (another favorite subject ) titled, "Imaginary Numbers are not Real"
https://worrydream.com/refs/Gull_1993_-_Imaginary_Numbers_are_not_Real.pdf
My favorite mathematician is Emmy Noether. If she had lived a few more years she would have won the Nobel Prize in physics for Noether's theorem -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmy_Noether
All math students should know about her.
Hey, it isn't limited to Texas. Most big cities on the East Coast started as seaports, and are now at risk of hurricanes.
I commend this book to your attention: https://a.co/d/dq62ooz
I am going to check that out! Bridge failure over decades is so well known. This will be a fun read. Thanks.
Each Petroski book is a gem, really. But this one is, I think, most relevant to this post. BUT, check out The Pencil next.
If only we could get this read out on Fox.
With regard to math (my favorite subject) here is a paper on geometric algebra (another favorite subject ) titled, "Imaginary Numbers are not Real"
https://worrydream.com/refs/Gull_1993_-_Imaginary_Numbers_are_not_Real.pdf
My favorite mathematician is Emmy Noether. If she had lived a few more years she would have won the Nobel Prize in physics for Noether's theorem -
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Emmy_Noether
All math students should know about her.
Hey, it isn't limited to Texas. Most big cities on the East Coast started as seaports, and are now at risk of hurricanes.
I commend this book to your attention: https://a.co/d/dq62ooz
I am going to check that out! Bridge failure over decades is so well known. This will be a fun read. Thanks.
Each Petroski book is a gem, really. But this one is, I think, most relevant to this post. BUT, check out The Pencil next.