Titlebook: Roots of Modern Technology; An Elegant Survey of Siegfried Wendt Book 2010 Springer-Verlag Berlin Heidelberg 2010 Natur.Natural Sciences.el

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How Albert Einstein Disregarded Common Senseing of this chapter, I feel like a mountain guide who takes his group on a rock wall climbing tour which is commonly said to be much too difficult for ordinary tourists. Please trust me. I have climbed this wall very often, and hammered so many hooks into the rocks that you will find it quite natural to follow me.

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Explaining Modern TechnologyI took Dr. Anderson’s course on computer electronics. But I should have stayed in bed instead of getting up early each Tuesday morning in order to attend his eight o’clock lecture, since nobody learned anything from this course. This semester, I am attending the lectures of Dr. Heymann, and she is t

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Mathematicians Are Humans Like You and Me – They Count and Arrangee who haven’t liked mathematics since they encountered it in high school? Let’s assume we are not talking about mathematics but about a lamb roast, and you say, “I have never liked a lamb roast.” Do you think a gourmet cook would accept this just as it was said? No, he would suspect that your aversi

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Mathematicians Are Nothing Special – They Draw and Comparend compare. Although some drawings were used in Chapter 2 to illustrate numbers as relations concerning distances between points, now numbers no longer stand at the beginning of our considerations. Instead, we now start from points in drawings or in space.

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When It Helps to Ignore Any Meaninger scientist, when he reads the following sections, will claim that the subjects covered here belong to the area of computer science. Both views have certain justifications. Therefore, I decided to assign my description of the world of formalisms neither to mathematics nor to computer science, but t