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Tag: Nietzsche

Is God dead? – the math(s)

October 27, 2016 Martin Gardiner

Friedrich Nietzsche [pictured] caused a considerable stir in 1882 when he pronounced (via his book Die fröhliche Wissenschaft) that “God is dead”. Since then, a great number of philosophers and theologians have analysed his provocative statement – but not all that many mathematicians. One exception is Changsoo Shin who is a professor at the Department […]

Research Newscalculus, god, math, maths, Nietzsche
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