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Alice in Wonderland is warning us for the dangers of Algebra!
As you all know I am both a fan of Alice in Wonderland and Algebra, so I was quite surprised to find an article talking about how the story actually warns people for the dangers of Abstract Algebra… The writer … Continue reading
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