The word ‘maths’ means a lot of things for a lot of different people.
In this episode, host Morgan Knoxlee introduces three Particle stories, written by Owen Cumming and Kassandra Zaza, and read by Cat Williams.
The sum of these three great stories might divide you. We hope you have a good time(s) listening and maybe enjoy a take-away while you’re at it.
So, what is maths, how does it work, and how can it really be applied to pasta?
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Takeaways:
- Maths is not merely a collection of numbers; it's a profound language that helps us describe the universe's complexities.
- Understanding maths can lead us to appreciate its beauty, from the Fibonacci sequence in nature to the patterns in our everyday lives.
- Every pasta shape is engineered with mathematical precision, designed for optimal sauce retention and culinary delight.
- The journey through mathematics is akin to exploring philosophy, where each concept builds upon the last, revealing layers of understanding.
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