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Exponential Mathematics
I, II, III, and IV
Dr. Albert Bartlett, Professor of Physics and Astrophysics Emeritus
at the University of Colorado, has called the mathematics
of
the exponential function "the world's most important arithmetic."
“Nature is not always going to behave in linear fashion
[just]
because our minds think that way.”
Former CIA Director James
Woolsey
As cited by Thomas Friedman
in
Hot, Flat, and Crowded
Click pdf 16 for Exponential
Mathematics I
(How exponential progressions differ from linear
progressions; thirty days to transform one cent
into more than ten million dollars; first they lure
us into complacency, and then they hammer us)
Click pdf 17 for Exponential
Mathematics II
( If we try to use linear reasoning to understand
problems that are behaving exponentially, errors
of catastrophic magnitude are inevitable)
Click pdf 18 for Exponential
Mathematics
III
(Riddles of the dinoflagellates; the counterintuitive
nature of exponential phenomena; when is the con-
tainer half-full?; and "we humans are much smarter
than a population of one-celled dinoflagellates.")
Aren't we?
Click pdf 19 for Exponential
Mathematics IV
....available shortly....
Finally, Our Closing PDF
Click pdf 20 for Frequently
Asked
Questions
strata.)
(Finally, what about all the people who die in wars and
natural disasters? Or the possiblity of colonizing other
planets? And other frequently asked questions.)
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These resources are posted in support of
Global Population Speak Out 2010
Copyright 2010, Randolph Femmer.
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