"The mathematics of love defy arithmetic”
Maybe the author needed to come up with an intellectually deep crap with no meaning at all and succeeded at itJ. Or maybe, I am not just philosophical or intellectually sound enough to understand the gravity of a world class quote! Or maybe I have forgotten the beauty of mathematics!
Which reminds me (and I won’t try to be coy about it) that I once used to be good at mathematics. But in the past few days, I had to revise maths related topics which I had once partially studied and I couldn’t get around to doing it! Whenever, I would open the book to go through the topics, everything would seem proportional to intergalactic space in terms of size and complexity. I am still trying to get my rusted brain to recall all the calculus and statistics once learned. I wonder what Pascal, Pythagroas, Archimedes would do when they suffered from algebra-block and weren’t able to solve one equation? Or maybe, they never suffered from such symptoms, because then their names wouldn’t be metric or theorems!
So while I try to swim to prevent drowning in the mathematical sea of equations, every one try to figure out the strange quote!
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If I may take a shot at it:
When you talk about rationalizing your emotions to the tune of one plus one equals two - the end result will not be what you expect...unlike mathematics where addition is always 1+1=2. Hope that helps :)
(I was going through some old email and saw your blog address; just couldn't help myself :))
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