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1. ideas.ted.com › hexagons-and-other-reasons-to-loveHexagons! And other reasons to love math - ideas.ted.com

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   Dec 7, 2015 · Why mathematicians find math thrilling. “Science operates on intuition, creativity. Math controls intuition and tames creativity,” says Sáenz de Cabezón. He admits that his colleagues fall into two camps when they’re asked why math matters: attackers and defenders.

2. www.wired.com › 2017 › 02The Mathematician Who Will Make You Fall in Love With Numbers

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   Feb 5, 2017 · Kevin Hartnett. Science. Feb 5, 2017 7:00 AM. The Mathematician Who Will Make You Fall in Love With Numbers. The ancient Greeks argued that the best life was filled with beauty, truth,...

3. www.nytimes.com › 2013/09/16 › opinionOpinion | How to Fall in Love With Math - The New York Times

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   Sep 16, 2013 · As the Stanford mathematician Keith Devlin argues in his book “The Math Gene,” human beings are wired for mathematics. At some level, perhaps we all crave it. So what math ideas can be ...

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     Love and Math an interview with Edward Frenkel

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5. mathwithbaddrawings.com › 22 › 39-ways-to-love-math39 Ways to Love Math - Math with Bad Drawings

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   Jan 22, 2014 · 1. Love patterns. Love the hunt. Love that our thirst for patterns is so deep and instinctual that you might call it canine. 2. Love the underground tunnels connecting mathematics. Love that each topic in math is a subterranean river of insight, nourishing lands it scarcely seems to touch. 3. Love the explosion of brain. 4.

6. blog.ed.ted.com › 2016/01/05 › why-mathematiciansWhy mathematicians find math thrilling - TED-Ed Blog

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   Jan 5, 2016 · Math can be as beautiful as poetry — or love. “Science operates on intuition, creativity. Math controls intuition and tames creativity,” says Sáenz de Cabezón. He admits that his colleagues fall into two camps when they’re asked why math matters: attackers and defenders.

7. medium.com › @artiverma4 › why-some-people-loveWhy some people love mathematics so Much? - Medium

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   Nov 15, 2023 · In exploring why some people develop a deep passion for mathematics, we can uncover a myriad of factors that contribute to this love affair with numbers. 1. Inherent Beauty and Elegance:

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   Why do people enjoy math?

   • Five reasons to enjoy math! People love math because it helps critical thinking and problem solving. This skill is not only useful for math problems, but also in various careers and personal lives. Another reason to love math is the availability of cool mental math tricks.

   5 Reasons Why We Love Math - Mathnasium

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   Why does Math Matter?

   • “Do the math and you’ll see it’s right. That’s what math is for.” Math can be as beautiful as poetry — or love. “Science operates on intuition, creativity. Math controls intuition and tames creativity,” says Sáenz de Cabezón. He admits that his colleagues fall into two camps when they’re asked why math matters: attackers and defenders.

   Why mathematicians find math thrilling - TED-Ed Blog

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   How can Math Help a person become a mathematician?

   • Math can contribute in a broad way to every person’s life whether that person actually becomes a mathematician or not. The goal of broadly getting people to appreciate math is not at odds with bringing more people into deep mathematics. Connect with people in a deep way and you’re going to draw more people into mathematics.

   The Mathematician Who Will Make You Fall in Love With Numbers

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   Who does math belong to?

   • Math belongs not just to mathematicians, but to scientists, engineers, financiers, actuaries, artists, even television writers. It belongs to teachers and students and infants learning to count. It belongs to the 6,000 humans who gathered in Baltimore, and to the 7 billion who didn’t.

   39 Ways to Love Math - Math with Bad Drawings

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   How can I get more people into mathematics?

   • Connect with people in a deep way and you’re going to draw more people into mathematics. Some of them, more of them, are going to go to graduate school, and that will necessarily happen if you address some of these deep desires — for love, truth, beauty, justice, play.

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   What does mathematics look like from the outside?

   • From an external perspective, mathematics might appear like one big lump. However, it is actually a vast subject with various subfields, such as algebra, number theory, analysis, and geometry, which can seem disconnected.

   What Is It Like to Be a Mathematician? - Slate

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9. slate.com › technology › 2013Edward Frenkel on Love and Math: What is it like to be a ...

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   Oct 13, 2013 · Mathematician Edward Frenkel of the University of California–Berkeley wants to expose the beauty of mathematics, inspire awe at its power, and challenge his colleagues to wield it for good.