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It seems like much of the troubles of quantum physics rest on the human bias for the number one.

Fetishes

Taken from: xkcd

PoM 1

Mathematics always bothered me. It reflects many things about the universe and even beyond (e.g., more than 3 dimensions) and I’ve always wondered how this can be. Just what is the limit of Mathematics? Is it a human discovery and convention, thereby being an interpretation of a deeper reality that just happens to work every time, or is it reality itself? Does it describe the universe (as a closed space/set) alone or does it also reflect other possible worlds? And what about human intelligence enables an access to it?

Happy pi day!

Until now I haven’t personally encountered the beauty of pi, but being in a part of the world where pi day is not celebrated, I feel it is my moral obligation to at least recognize it.

Again, happy pi day! Especially to you, MIT.