Pravesh Koirala

Picture this, the year is 1996.

Edward Teller once said, “Von Neumann would carry on a conversation with my 3-year-old son, and the two of them would talk as equals…” He added that he sometimes wondered whether von Neumann used the same principle when speaking to everyone else.

I had this interesting debate with my wife on what the future of education might look like as we navigate forth in this information age.

I recently stumbled upon this exciting problem from XKCD, aptly named as the Nerd-Sniping Problem: True to its name, it successfully managed to derail me from whatever it was that I was doing.

How difficult is it to find a solution for something like this: “Mary baked some breads.

I assume that you know what a Monty-Hall problem is.

Read my manifesto on Code as an alternative to Mathematics.

For sure, many of the natural phenomena as well as logical arguments are best described using Mathematics.

Anyone who has undergone the process can tell you that teenagers are surly, distant, reckless, and most important of all, immensely abhorrent to critical feedback, especially from their parents.

Short answer: yes.