in Pursuit of The Unknown

Most people are familiar with history's great equations: Newton's Law of Gravity, for instance, or Einstein's theory of relativity. But the way these mathematical breakthroughs have contributed to human progress is seldom appreciated. In In Pursuit of the Unknown, celebrated mathematician Ian Stewart untangles the roots of our most important mathematical statements to show that equations have long been a driving force behind nearly every aspect of our lives.

Simone Weil: famous French philosopher, writer, political activist, mystic – and sister to André, one of the most influential mathematicians of the twentieth century. For Karen Olsson, who studied mathematics at Harvard only to turn to writing as a vocation, the lives and obsessions of these two extraordinary siblings returned her to the intellectual passions of her youth.

Improvising sonic adventurers, weaving psychedelic tales across the cosmic tapestry of the Orangeverse. It’s all an illusion. Might as well be the imagination of an orange.

Improvising sonic adventurers, weaving psychedelic tales across the cosmic tapestry of the Orangeverse. It’s all an illusion. Might as well be the imagination of an orange.

Improvising sonic adventurers, weaving psychedelic tales across the cosmic tapestry of the Orangeverse. It’s all an illusion. Might as well be the imagination of an orange.