Philosophy
Things Themselves are Numbers: Contemporary Pythagoreanism
In some simple sense, mathematics may be viewed as simply an extremely useful tool. John D. Barrow however, holds a slightly different…
Philosophy
Artificial Intelligence
Is Strong Artificial Intelligence Possible? No
We are analyzing the most hype topic of the modern days, which — to our mind — has created an absolutely unfounded outlook on our way of…
Open Problem
P vs. NP — What Is The Difference Between Solving A Problem And Recognizing Its Solution?
Diving into the most notorious open question in Computer Science and its far-reaching philosophical consequences.
Philosophy
Why Mathematics Isn’t Much Different From Religion
Exploring faith
Logic
Hard Proofs and Logic
Introduction to Mathematics for non-Mathematicians
Infinity
The Paradox of Infinity
As I finished reading The Fault in Our Stars by John Green, perhaps what stood out the most was the phrase, “Some infinities are bigger…
Economics
Is Economics a Science?
A Debate on the Scientific or Ideological Nature of Economics
Quantum Mechanics
Cats and Collapses: Interpreting Quantum Mechanics
Everyone’s heard of Schrödinger’s Cat. But what can it tell us about the meaning of Quantum Mechanics?
Philosophy
Platonist Roger Penrose “Sees” Mathematical Truths
What does Roger Penrose mean when he claims to “see” mathematical truths?
Philosophy
A Critical Introduction to Mathematical Structuralism
“Mathematics is the study of structures”