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Wabi-Sabi, beauty in the impermanence / imperfectness
Wabi-Sabi is a Japanese concept, of finding beauty in the imperfect, incomplete and impermanence world. The roots of the concept travel deep into Buddhist traditions and philosophy. Anyone who is in search of meaning of life would have understood that the nature by default is an ever-changing impermanent flux of energy and matter. It is really not necessary to chase behind what "matter" is and what "energy" is. We can call it even a universal soup, if you do not like the name
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Fundamental theorem of Calculus and reverse engineering of life.
Disclaimer: This is a philosophical argument. Neither about mathematics nor about reverse Engineering. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. If you have some background in intermediate mathematics, you may have encountered this theorem. It basically explains how the Derivatives of a function, and the integration of a function are the opposite processes. Let's look at an example for anyone who haven't encountered the theorem. However, understanding this is not essential to read on
Jul 93 min read
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