A Surprising Proportion Of Mathematicians Are Accomplished

If All Sentient Beings In The Universe Disappeared, There Would Remain A Sense In Which Mathematical Objects And Theorems Would Continue To Exist Even Though There Would Be No One Around To Write Or Talk About Them. Huge Prime Numbers Would Continue To Be Prime, Even If No One Had Proved Them Prime.

Consider A Cow. A Cow Doesn't Have The Problem-solving Skill Of A Chimpanzee, Which Has Discovered How To Get Termites Out Of The Ground By Putting A Stick Into A Hole. Evolution Has Developed The Brain's Ability To Solve Puzzles, And At The Same Time Has Produced In Our Brain A Pleasure Of Solving Problems.

Wouldn't The Sentence 'i Want To Put A Hyphen Between The Words Fish And And And And And Chips In My Fish-and-chips Sign' Have Been Clearer If Quotation Marks Had Been Placed Before Fish, And Between Fish And And, And And And And, And And And And, And And And And, And And And And, And And And Chips, As Well As After Chips?

In No Other Branch Of Mathematics Is It So Easy For Experts To Blunder As In Probability Theory.

There Is Still A Difference Between Something And Nothing, But It Is Purely Geometrical And There Is Nothing Behind The Geometry.