‘The greatest mathematical discovery of all time’
15 May, 2015 at 13:59 | Posted in Economics | 3 Comments
Simple. Beautiful. Einstein was right.
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Comment by Min— 18 May, 2015 #
Reblogged this on ashishbarua1.
Comment by Ashish Barua— 15 May, 2015 #
72 is divisible by so many numbers. Adds to the nicety of the formula.
Comment by Ramanan— 15 May, 2015 #