The thing about a mathematical training is, you can start off thinking about watering the garden and end by asking, "what is the equation of an egg?"

Mathematicians and natural scientists think their disciplines are fundamentally different. They are fundamentally wrong about that.

Modern mathematics and ancient paradoxes suggest new possibilities for a metaphysics of time that leaves the standard real-number model behind.

Is the distinction between matters of fact and matters of opinion a matter of fact or a matter of opinion?