Info I consider math to be the finest of arts

[Deleted Member 84568]

Math is the best entertainment there is, I consider it to be a great way to spend your free time, quite relaxing yet sufficiently stimulating to the brain.

 

[Deleted Member 49073]

Once you feel a woman's breast, you're not touching another book again.

 

[Deleted Member 74478]

Math is the best entertainment there is, I consider it to be a great way to spend your free time, quite relaxing yet sufficiently stimulating to the brain.

I disagree, reading is far better. It's far more imaginative, greatly improves communication, and incredibly diverse.

 

[Deleted Member 84568]

I disagree, reading is far better. It's far more imaginative, greatly improves communication, and incredibly diverse.

fascinating, yet I still consider math to be superior to all humanistic faculties and arts
Although a good philosophy book shall never be declined

 

[Deleted Member 74478]

fascinating, yet I still consider math to be superior to all humanistic faculties and arts
Although a good philosophy book shall never be declined

Such is a reasonable position, and a traditionally such a Platonic one. In its epistemic purity and universality, mathematics does somehow sound above the racket of subjectivity. It is the language of the universe- stern, beautiful, and total. As literature and arts struggle with ambiguity, mathematics has answers, answers and proof.

Nonetheless I would say that their strength is in their opposition. So much as math has structure, the humanities add meaning. A book of philosophy may not even answer an equation correctly but it can explain why it is worth solving in the first place. It may be that the real beauty lies not in pronouncing which the best but in seeing how each fulfils what the other wants: what is full of purpose with precision, what is full of soul with logic.

 

[Deleted Member 60441]

fascinating, yet I still consider math to be superior to all humanistic faculties and arts
Although a good philosophy book shall never be declined

Ahahahah

 

[Deleted Member 60441]

fascinating, yet I still consider math to be superior to all humanistic faculties and arts

Touch grass

 

[Deleted Member 60441]

Such is a reasonable position, and a traditionally such a Platonic one. In its epistemic purity and universality, mathematics does somehow sound above the racket of subjectivity. It is the language of the universe- stern, beautiful, and total. As literature and arts struggle with ambiguity, mathematics has answers, answers and proof