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Mathematics
Aug STAT: Vol. 1, Num. 2 | August 5, 201105 Suddenly a DowngradeWell, suddenly, here we are. I guess there's always a first time. The credit ratings agency, Standard & Poor's, just (Friday at 8 PM) issued a credit rating downgrade for the United States, from AAA to AA+. (The other two ratings agencies, Moody's and Fitch, have not yet downgraded but have issued warnings.... read more » Jun PRN: Vol. 1, Num. 3 | June 16, 201116 Dysfunctional MathA defining characteristic of our age is the unusual math. Today's unprecedented numbers and figures are matched with graphs increasingly exponential in nature--especially the hyper-exponential, purely vertical Profusion Curve. What makes this disconcerting is that plotting the math into the future leads to dysfunction ... read more » May PRN: Vol. 1, Num. 2 | May 18, 201118 The Lurching of History
When people talk about the future, I don't fear hyperbole as much as I fear complacency. Many exhausted people yawn, roll over, and hit the snooze alarm. "Life's always been crazy, and it always will be." Case closed. Discussion over.
Apr PRN: Vol. 1, Num. 1 | April 26, 201126 IncomprehensibleHumanity today finds itself upon a launch pad of unprecedented challenge. It is a time of epic transition. The global experience has grown massive in scope and nearly incomprehensible in complexity. Mathematics has slipped its leash and was last seen going vertical. One editorialist remarked "I've lost track of the zeros... read more » Browse All Topics:
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