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Aha! Insight
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Aha! Insight
Martin Gardner can be considered one of the best there ever was in writing about mathematics. His essays are always entertaining and contain enough content to suggest other applications of the main point of his thesis. This book contains a series of short puzzles, most of which have quick solutions based on an "alternate" form of reasoning. That form is described as an "Aha" moment, where looking at the problem a different way leads to a simple solution to what appears to be a hard problem.
 
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Turn On The Human Calculator In You!
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Turn On The Human Calculator In You!Scott Flansburg is listed as 'the fastest human calculator' in the Guinness Book of World Records. Here he explains his amazing math computation methods step by step.

This book includes dozens of sample problems and tips for maximizing math and general learning abilities.

It helps students, parents and even teachers experiencing math anxiety.

You'll learn strategies on Addition, Subtraction, Multiplication, Squaring and more.


 
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Language, Truth and Logic
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Language, Truth and LogicClassic introduction to objectives and methods of schools of empiricism and linguistic analysis, especially of the logical positivism derived from the Vienna Circle.
Topics: elimination of metaphysics, function of philosophy, nature of philosophical analysis, the a priori, truth and probability, critique of ethics and theology, self and the common world, more.
 
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Human Calculator Workbooks 1-2 & Answers
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Human Calculator Workbooks 1-2 & AnswersScott Flansburg explains his amazing math computation methods step by step.
Two skill-building workbooks: use this helpful guide for practice and review.
Answers included.
 
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Curious creatures in zoology: With 130 illus. throughout the text
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Curious creatures in zoology: With 130 illus. throughout the textIt is not given to every one to be able to consult the old Naturalists; and, besides, most of them are written in Latin, and to read them through is partly unprofitable work, as they copy so largely one from another. But, for the general reader, selections can be made, and, if assisted by accurate reproductions of the very quaint wood engravings, a book may be produced which will not prove tiring, even to a superficial reader.
 
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