Mathematics

[close] Al door het overwegen van het deelnemen aan deze boekenclub wordt één en ander duidelijk: Je bent een zeer grote nerd. Uit een groep met nerds ben je makkelijk te herkennen als de grootste nerd. Je leest boeken over robots en goblins space wars, boeken met woorden zoals Krapovski Equilibrience, Metaphase Burst, Ultimate Intelligence en Druidic Abjurations. Welkom bij de 223 Nerds.

[close] It's a journey which is going to be alot interesting to question and to go into deeper and deeper of our own self to be conscious of our own every and each activities which We do around and to go into every field deeper and see there beauty to distinguish and what's the plan of this mighty maze . And also to learn from past and present and to discuss confront our views and ask why ? How ? And to realise the joy.!! Of our own being

[close] Welcome to The Minority Club! Our goal is to bring together a community of individuals who are passionate about exploring and discussing some of the most challenging, controversial and thought-provoking ideas and worldviews. What unites our members is our obsession for intellectual rigour, honesty and humility. Every day we commit to read at least two chapters of a book we choose from a wide range of fields including philosophy, logic, mathematics, physics, and computer science. These books are often dense, technical, and require a high level of concentration and critical thinking to fully comprehend. However, we believe that the effort is worth it, as these books offer insights and perspectives that can help us to better understand ourselves and the world we happen to inhabit. During our meetings, we delve deep into the major topics and ideas presented in the book, using a combination of open debate and transparent analysis to digest the material trying to be as clear and critical as possible in order to grasp the foundations. We encourage all of our members to actively participate in these discussions, and we welcome a diversity of views and perspectives.

[close] A community of people who want to engage with topics spanning across physics, mathematics, computation, biology, chaos and complexity theory, cognitive sciences (artificial intelligence, neuroscience, psychology), philosophy of science (and other areas at intersectional crossroads) at a more robust level than popular expositions that are intended for a broader audience. Every member ought to have the enthusiasm and will to work through difficult texts (and solving exercises, if needed!) This implies that the selection of books that are more formal in the treatment of their subject matter will be prioritized over those that shy away from complications, but doesn't necessarily exclude anything apriori. On the other hand, we want to pick up those having relevance in addressing fundamental questions rather than digging down the rabbit hole for extremely niche curiosities.