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Does patterns exist? Our cognitive ability to recognise the phenomena of “patterns” is quite astonishing. It gave us the upper hand in the survival of the fittest game. It allowed us to maximise our chances

Venn Diagrams is a visual representation of sets and of course of the set theory. But this post is about the practical uses Venn diagrams and set theory have in other fields of mathematics and how it shows

Yes, there is only one true linear line. All the linear lines come from the origin function y = x. The reason why they look different is only because it is translated to other positions and or scaled.

Everything human civilisation had worked for will be lost when the machines rise. It will render us useless because it will be better than us! Image Credit Let me explain myself before you get your tinfoil

Why Does A Sphere Roll So Smoothly? This is part 2 of my “rolling” post. This time it is about rolling in 3D space. Just like in the first part we can define rolling smoothly as the action of a shape

What does it mathematically mean to roll and is there other objects that one can use to roll around with? Image Credit So what makes a circle a convenient shape to roll? Well lets us first think of why

We only measure the average speed that we travelled when we calculate the velocity of driving a car from point A to point B. But what can the average velocity tell you about your true velocity? This is

Fermat’s theorem (stationary points) In mathematics, Fermat's theorem states the local extremum of the function (Local maximum or Minimum) has a slope equal to 0. This is Yet another calculus theorem that

The Rolle’s theorem! This is one of the core theorems in calculus and it is one of the easier concepts to grasp, but what does it say and why do is it one of the coolest theorems out there? Image Credit

Imagine you have a little device that could take you back in time. This device would be similar to the time turner in the Harry Potter Series. Image Credit One of the main characters of the Harry Potter

There is a mixed reaction towards genetically modified (GM) foods in the scientific community, some deem it unsafe whilst others embraces its full potential to hopefully end world Hunger! Today we will

What is algorithms? Most of the users on STEEMIT already know what an algorithm is, but not all of us! So I decided to write a post about it, hope you guys enjoy! Image Credit Acording to Oxford Ditionaries

Calculus is a field of mathematics that I really like to talk about! It is just amazing how many practical applications calculus have! Today I will write about differentiation, specifically a

Infinity.... Enough said. It is a easy concept, something that goes on for ever and ever. Yet there is more to it than meets the eye. Image Credit There is a story of a rabbit and the turtle. In this story

It was fun, Beautiful and it felt short :( But you know what they say: "Time sure flies when you have fun!" I was privileged enough to go on a cruise trip to the Portuguese Islands. My vacation

It is called by some the language of the universe. The real question is why does mathematics describe the world around us so well. Is it only something humans made up or is it truly the language of the

Globalization is one of biggest contributors to a "smaller" more peaceful world. But how did economical integration of capital and ideas contribute to a more peaceful world? Image Credit What

Yes we are still evolving, but the playing field for our species has changed over the years! Image Credit How does evolution and natural selection work? Natural selection is a slow meticulous process.

Love, it is the emotion that binds two like minded beings together. It is one of the most written topics in human history. But why do we feel this intense emotion? In this post we will discuss possible

Our technology are evolving at an amazing rate! But our technology still has a long way to go, just like life forms on earth evolved (and still continues to evolve). But is there secrets we can learn from