Archive for 'Mathematics'
Why does Stephen Hawking think science has overtaken philosophy? | Nicholas Blincoe
Posted on 08. Sep, 2010 by Nicholas Blincoe.
Philosophy offers more than Hawking's restless 'progress'Stephen Hawking uses his new book, The Grand Design, to admonish philosophers for failing to keep up. My question is: is this really about keeping up? Hawking believes that since science has so f...
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Stephen Hawking can’t use physics to answer why we’re here | Eric Priest
Posted on 03. Sep, 2010 by Eric Priest.
Modern belief in God is not about covering the gaps in our knowledge, but about answering different types of questionsStephen Hawking makes the claim that it is not necessary to invoke God as the creator of the universe and the assertion that physics a...
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Pupils spurn languages for sciences
Posted on 24. Aug, 2010 by Jeevan Vasagar, Jessica Shepherd.
French loses its place in top 10 most popular subjects at GCSE, while entries for chemistry, physics and biology riseGCSE results: Live blogFrench and other foreign languages have seen a dramatic decline in schools, GCSE results out today showed, as th...
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The world’s hardest sudoku – solved
Posted on 23. Aug, 2010 by Pamela Hutchinson.
Put down your pencils, here is the solution to Finnish mathematician Arto Inkala's fiendish puzzleYesterday we printed the "world's hardest sudoku", created by Finnish mathematician Arto Inkala. Here's the solution. And if you completed the puzzle, did...
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The world’s hardest sudoku?
Posted on 22. Aug, 2010 by Pamela Hutchinson.
We asked a reader to put Finnish mathematician Arto Inkala's sudoku to the testLast week saw the unveiling of what is described as "the world's hardest sudoku". It was created by Finnish mathematician Arto Inkala, who said it could take months to solve...

















