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Mathematics for our

World
Section 1. 3
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Mathematics for Organization

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Mathematics for Prediction

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Mathematics for Control
A large cosmic disturbance could cause
ripples in space – time, like a pebble
thrown in a pond.

Man is able to exert control over


himself and the effects of nature –
example: climate change

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Man and Nature

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Mathematics is Indispensable
• Albert Einstein:
“How is it possible that mathematics, a product of human thought that
is independent of experience, fits so excellently the objects of reality?”

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