Points, Sides, and Angles
Adrian ManeaThey all make up a polygon. Approaching science from its many sides.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 33 | Subscribers | Read | sidesofscience.substack.com |
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Why?
A researcher is, by definition, a curious person. Both the meaning of “curiosity” and of a “researcher” could be taken as broadly as possible. Asking questions, driven by curiosity, means research. Despite the classical saying (whose origin...
Musicophilia
This is the title of a book by Oliver Sacks which I want to write about. But it is also a feature of my life, which kept growing in recent years. I have diverse preferences and quite often I mix in a single listening sessions genres or at l...
News and Updates
Ever since the Poligon Educational project debuted, I set up a goal of making my presence visible, my voice heard, starting with the online medium, where it is arguably the easiest. Not always the easiest being heard or read, but anyway, th...
The Infinite Hierarchy
Previously, we promised a discussion about “infinite sets, larger or smaller”. No doubt that such a description is counterintuitive: infinity is a supreme object, so it seems impossible for it to have any degrees of size. However, we will s...
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Matematician, pasionat de istoria și filosofia științei. Fondator și profesor al Poligon Educational. Mathematician, science advocate, interested in the history and philosophy of science. Founder and teacher at Poligon Educational.
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