Anger Issues

I always thought that mathematics is like language, physics like thought. There are things that you can think but hardly express with language. Thought is far more complex and inexplicable. As a feeling or an intuition as is well said. And yes, the great revolutions in physics were ignited by intuition, not by rigorous logic. An apple falling on someone head or Einstein's dream of cows.

2026-03-22 21:13:50 UTC

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Scandinavian countries are with few people enjoying big territories with huge natural resources. So that people can afford to live without working too much. I understand happiness is very subjective, so I am surprised to see the UK ranking so high, since British are very sad by nature. Unless they are in front of a pint of course.

2025-12-06 19:37:26 UTC

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Same with writing computer code. I could talk for hour about it.

2025-10-13 17:08:53 UTC

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It's the austerity

2025-09-26 22:15:33 UTC

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after almost a week I think I got your point. Turning the Earth upside down (i.e swapping poles keeping the rotation unchanged as seen from the north pole), given one sticks to the same point on the surface, would not change the direction of swirling.

2025-09-19 22:32:07 UTC

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every time I see the water in my bathtub swirling the wrong way, I get worried some cosmic cataclysm may have turned the earth upside down