There are two ways to save this world; either there will be a cat in every house, or everyone will have to have a Kindle. Both are very easy things to do. — To me, books always felt like a bridge between dreaming and being peaceful. In my daily life, books helped catalyze me to write, think, and even talk with others. That’s why I like books, just like many other people. …

The internet is full of beautiful things, but it is also hard to find high-quality stuff. Many of us spend almost an hour trying to find a beautiful movie to watch or a nice book to read. But you don’t need to worry about that issue anymore! …

According to Hegel, writing fills in the gaps between social ideology. According to Thomas Mann, a person should write for at least three hours daily. According to Soren Kierkegaard, writing is a brilliant way to defeat boredom. Lastly, Roland Barthes says writing consists of great passion and obsession. — My writing journey started fifteen years ago when I started my WordPress blog. It took on a new meaning when I migrated to Medium over six years ago. …

As you know, I decided to share the high-quality math and science content I came across on the internet last week. I got very good feedback from some of you, which made me utterly happy! Thank you very much for your interest. Anyway, here is the good stuff for this…

“Geometry has two great treasures; one is the Theorem of Pythagoras; the other is the division of a line into extreme and mean ratios. The first we may compare to a measure of gold; the second we may name a precious jewel.”’ Johannes Kepler — Fibonacci, also known as Leonardo of Pisa, was a mathematician who lived from 1175 to 1250. In Italian, the name Fibonacci means ‘son of Bonacci.’ …

I love bookmarking cool stuff and sharing it with others. 2 years ago, during the pandemic, I decided to curate all my bookmarks on a single website. So I made Abakcus, which now has thousands of high-quality math and stuff, because I know that people are looking for them. Then…

Isn’t YouTube a wonderful thing? It’s just a bunch of kindhearted people sharing everything they know with you without asking for a dime. Every time I learn something from it, I want to hug the screen. — Some time ago, again on YouTube, I watched an interview with Isaac Asimov from 1988, where the great Asimov predicted precisely what the internet would eventually become. He even brilliantly predicted the teaching role that YouTube would take, saying, “Once we have computer outlets in every home, each of them…

In high school, I had a brilliant geometry teacher who would give us a test every Friday. At the end of these tests, he would place an incredibly hard geometry problem, and if you solved it, he would give you a bar of chocolate on Monday. While many of my…

“…that vast book which stands forever opened before our eyes, I mean the universe, … cannot be read until we have learned the language… It is written in mathematical language, … without which… it is humanly impossible to comprehend a single word.” — Galileo, the Father of Modern Science. — Everyone knows about honeybees. However, the bees have known what human mathematicians didn’t know for thousands of years. A honeybee may be the most extraordinary creature in the universe. …