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Old February 04, 2010, 12:20 PM
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I need stuff that's really systematic!!
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Life is in no way whatsoever systematic........
But mathematics is.
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But mathematics is.
I Perikles! (ahhh... mathematics .... MY comfort food!!)
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What?

And here I am thinking that mathematician could prove or disprove God's existence through Math...

Anyway, life is very systematic, else we should not be able to do anything...
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Old February 04, 2010, 12:51 PM
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Anyway, life is very systematic, else we should not be able to do anything...
It's all relative, (as Einstein would tell you ) but life is chaotic compared to maths. Maths is a haven of peace and order and beauty.
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It's all relative, (as Einstein would tell you ) but life is chaotic compared to maths. Maths is a haven of peace and order and beauty.
I always thought the theory was that organization came from chaos...

But then again, in the words of Carmen...maybe I am another cattle of fish...
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What?

And here I am thinking that mathematician could prove or disprove God's existence through Math...

Anyway, life is very systematic, else we should not be able to do anything...
As a mathematician, I whole heartedly believe that there are some things that cannot be proven, because man's mind is not infinite. God's is.

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I always thought the theory was that organization came from chaos...

But then again, in the words of Carmen...maybe I am another cattle of fish...
Um, Chaos Theory says that everything moves in the direction of chaos, away from organization....... http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chaos_theory
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Old February 05, 2010, 03:11 AM
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Um, Chaos Theory says that everything moves in the direction of chaos, away from organization.......
A child's bedroom being a good demonstration...
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