Computational Wisdom


Computational Toolbox


“If all you have is a hammer, everything looks like a nail.” says Abraham Maslow. Thus there are two ways of living:

  1. Traveling all the lands with a hammer in hand: to break the locks by striking with the hummer, to hammer the screws into the holes and chopping wood by crushing them using the hummer, or
  2. Adding appropriate tools to the toolbox for these tasks: a key, a screwdriver and an ax.

Obviously it would be wise to use proper tools for each task. In our opinion, virtually any task in the real world has a computational aspect. Our computational tools include algebra, geometry, logic, statistics and algorithms.

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