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Can we become mathematicians by way of self-study? (Part 3)
In response to the question 'should I become a mathematician', the problem is whether you love math with a passionate love, have admiration and patience for math.
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The ad in the holy city of Jerusalem stirred up the prophecy
The fox appeared on the Temple Mount in the holy city of Jerusalem, many people were surprised. This is one of the most sacred places in Jerusalem.
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Long fish and species that have just entered the red book because of the danger of extinction
The International Union for Conservation of Nature (IUCN) has updated the new red list of endangered species, 9,000 animals from the forest to the sea have been added to…
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The title of the world's steepest road changed owners
A new Wales path is recognized by the Guinness Book of World Records as the world's steepest, breaking the previous record set in New Zealand.
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The cow set a record with the longest horns in the world
A bull in Alabama, USA, set a world record with the longest pair of horns, up to 3.2 meters.
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10 facts about animal sex life
Homo sapiens recorded in the book Sex Weird-o-Pedia in the form of reproduction, the way to attract the typical mates of each species.
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Discover a series of strange photos about Vietnam colonial period
Interesting images of colonial Vietnam, gathered in a book entitled 'Deep Indo-China' (L'Indochine Profonde) by author JP Dannaud, published in 1962.
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Bristol University is proclaiming: The world's most mysterious book has yet to be decoded
This is a rebuttal of a previous statement by a language expert from Bristol University itself.
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The most mysterious manuscript in the world has finally been decoded?
A researcher from Bristol University said he found the mysteries of the Voynich manuscript.
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The priceless 'treasures' sink deep into the ocean with the Titanic
On the legendary Titanic ship more than a century ago there were countless priceless treasures and many of them still lie somewhere in the Atlantic Ocean.
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Rare photos of British colonial India in the 19th century
The newly published book brings together pictures of intentions of British colonialists in India in the 19th century and the rich life of the locals first
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16 mysterious pieces of paper exist for 300 years underwater in Blackbeard pirate ship
The pieces of paper are found at the wreck of the wrecked Queen Anne's Blackbeard pirate's Revenge or the legendary Edward Thatch or Edward Teach.
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The series illustrates how Japanese people in the Edo period saw the Western world
The following series of paintings that you are prepared to take from the book Osanaetoki Bankokubanashi from 1861 (children's stories and illustrations from 10,000 count…
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The most coincidence in the world so far has not been answered
Life sometimes surprises us with strange things that cannot be explained simply by theory.
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Six porn books destroyed over 200 years were found, about to auction
Sexual content in the book made many people curious.