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Author: Gabriel Hesch and Autumn Phaneuf

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Hosted by Gabriel Hesch and Autumn Phaneuf, who have advanced degrees in electrical engineering and industrial engineering/operations research respectively, come together to discuss mathematics as a pure field all in its own as well as how it describes the language of science, engineering, and even creativity.  

Breaking Math brings you the absolute best in interdisciplinary science discussions -  bringing together experts in varying fields including artificial intelligence, neuroscience, evolutionary biology, physics, chemistry and materials-science, and more -  to discuss where humanity is headed.

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josef

very informative.... thanksss

Jan 31st
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Apr 22nd
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Jan 13th
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Joshua Jarrott

What a fun episode! The name "Peirce" in "peirce quincuncial projection" is pronounced like "purse", after the 19th century philosopher-logician Charles Sanders Peirce.

Oct 2nd
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Thomas Martin

Fascinating conversation.

Sep 16th
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Andrew Dias

I really wish there was another podcast that goes over the same topics but without Sophia hosting. She is not great at explaining concepts. There is the tendency to do the typical thing of trying to simplify ideas, but in the process end up making it too obscure to really understand. Case in point is the fact that her mom (who teaches math) can't understand what is being explained.

Feb 15th
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Andrew Dias

Good episode content. A couple things: much of the discussion about the individual axioms become convoluted with the language and examples that are used. The point is to either clearly state the axiom or provide examples that simplify the understanding, not complicate it. Also, Gödel is roughly pronounced "GER-dle", not "go-DELL."

Nov 27th
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Numoru WE3

Thank y'all for this episode... I've been down and depressed for a sec, this brought me back...thanks for the knowledge, laughs, and time taken for doing this during everything.love

Jun 16th
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Christi Sewell

False assumptions, bad conclusions. What about the modern example of Jaime Escalante and his ability to challenge elitism to economically challenged young adults with no time to study? Still they overcame it. Why? They wanted something enough to MAKE time for it and they had a teacher that demanded discipline.

May 24th
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Koenigsegg

Awesome

Jul 5th
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Vincent Kong

keep up the good work, love from UK

Apr 23rd
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Paul Billington

wonderful

Apr 7th
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Susa Rantanen

Just what i was looking for, although I can barely keep up sometimes, since my knowledge in math isn't great. Still super interesting!

Oct 12th
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Elham Nazif

Lohnverstoß

Oct 10th
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David Calano

Great podcast!

Apr 29th
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Pratiksha Devshali

it's superb.. loved it.. the creators of this podcast are great :)

Oct 27th
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