Things Trad Doesn't Tell Us

[KUTradition]

https://new.nsf.gov/news/new-50-million ... math-model

[Shirley]

https://new.nsf.gov/news/new-50-million ... math-model

Very interesting. And, ironic, since although it never occurred to me consciously, it's possible avoiding math made me more likely to pursue biological sciences as opposed to physics, which I also found totally fascinating.

Not to mention, chicks involved in biology are much hotter than those involved in physics, and enginurds like japhy take a lot of physics classes, taking all the fun out of them.

[KUTradition]

https://new.nsf.gov/news/new-50-million ... math-model

Very interesting. And, ironic, since although it never occurred to me consciously, it's possible avoiding math made me more likely to pursue biological sciences as opposed to physics, which I also found totally fascinating.

Not to mention, chicks involved in biology are much hotter than those involved in physics, and enginurds like japhy take a lot of physics classes, taking all the fun out of them.

imo, this sort of initiative has been a long time coming

hopefully it results in a more solid connection from physics (or mathematics, really) to biology…with chemistry thrown in between, obviously

[Shirley]

How Does a Boat Sail Faster Than The Wind?

[DrPepper]

https://new.nsf.gov/news/new-50-million ... math-model

Who writes that shit? They use traveling to the moon and predicting weather to connect to the masses? Traveling to the moon was a looong (like black and white tv) long time ago. Accurately predicting storms? Weather prediction sucks ass. Not good examples at all.

"Breakthroughs in the mathematical sciences have allowed humanity to understand and do things previously thought to be impossible, like safely traveling to the moon or accurately predicting storms," says NSF Director Sethuraman Panchanathan. "The National Institute for Theory and Mathematics in Biology is a bold effort to further grow the unique power of mathematics and biology to help address some of society's greatest challenges, like sustainable agriculture, preventing pandemics and mitigating the effects of climate change."

[TDub]

I hear ya, and I feel ya flow but everyone knows Nature is Naughty

https://youtu.be/SLSbWDVI_pw?si=0eeIfTLIHw5wI-Za

https://youtu.be/s9HvuPMAJUc?si=wEXZCRYzstrhygrT