I took Keith Devlin's Mathematical Thinking course on Coursera and it was like a key to a whole new way of thinking about maths as sets and patterns, rather than as a random box of jumbled tools. There's always a right explanation somewhere out there for each person, but there is no single right explanation for everyone.
I took Keith Devlin's Mathematical Thinking course on Coursera and it was like a key to a whole new way of thinking about maths as sets and patterns, rather than as a random box of jumbled tools. There's always a right explanation somewhere out there for each person, but there is no single right explanation for everyone.
affirmative: maths and YouTube are made for each other?