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to view keyboard shortcuts, press question mark view keyboard shortcuts tweet see new tweets conversation awais ahmed @awaisahmedna what a tour-de-force of a book. using numbers to take us on a journey through the extreme edges of our understanding of the universe, the author has weaved a magical tale of numbers interspersed with physics, history and the future of things to come. immensely enjoyable. 9:32 am · aug 5, 2022 62 likes 11 bookmarks tweet your reply! reply kartik dixit @kartikdixit_ · aug 5, 2022 ‘how not to be wrong - the hidden maths of everyday life’. you ll like it. 1
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