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Why did or didn’t you like Math at school?
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What’s the difference between a fraction and a decimal?
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Are girls or boys better at Math?
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Do you think Math is a waste of time now, with all the
computers around?
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Why do people call Math a language? What features of a language does
it have?
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Why is mental arithmetic important? Where do we use it?
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How can you improve mental arithmetic? Have you learned a times table at
school?
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Are there times when two plus two equals five?
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What happens if you don’t round these numbers?
2.25+2.26=?
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In Jurassic Park (1993) a chaos theorist Ian Malcolm explains the gist of
it:
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Prediction Horizon
- a length of time beyond which we can no longer
accurately forecast something.
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What can affect the Prediction Horizon?
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Up until 2008 most computers were using the IEEE 754-1985
calculation standard
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IEEE 754-1985 could work with 16 decimals
Current 754-2008 generally handles up to 32
decimals
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How is it possible to calculate the probabilities?
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Why do we need to calculate them?
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Created from probability particles called qu-bits, quantum computers aim at computing probabilities, which
linear computers can’t calculate.
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Control Horizon is the length of time which we need to beneficially alter
the predicted future
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