Yes, I wrote the note above, and that is the fact, but should we continue to dwell on the things that are above our powers?

If I say, “and in its heart, mathematics governs all,” does that mean mathematics is an angel? And does it wear a halo?

Well… that is a conversation for another time.

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Hey Emmanuel, first of all you made a mistake in your spellings, it is “Physics” not “Physic”

Yes, i just saw that, hahahha, it has nothing to do with this, and who cares? as long as you understand what i am saying 🤣

Growing up as a kid, i have never been a friend of maths, but life is funny, now, it feels like my whole world revolves around Mathemtics which actually does.

I fell in love with Maths again, the Almighty God created the universe, and let Maths to rule it, from the laws of Gravity to our everyday life.

There would have been no modern day civilization, internet and computer without Mathematics, for me to write this blog i am making use of Maths, for you to read this blog, you are making use of Maths, maths is something we can never escape in our everyday life.

Everyday we go on social media, posting pictures of us laughing, even tho we might be sad and pained in reality, we see smiling faces, sad faces, beautiful people of different ethnicity and diversity, we poke, like and bookmark our favourite posts, we go on watching brain rot contents, we learn things, we let the algorithm suggest things for us, and many more, and thanks to Engineering, and that internet, and those actions uses a stack of mathematical cryptography techniques, each solving a different problem: privacy, identity, and integrity. etc

Every day, we get lost while finding our way, when going to meet our partners, getting food, or heading out for tours and fun trips. Yet we don’t panic, because tools like Google Maps, Apple Maps, and other mapping systems guide us reliably.

Behind this confidence is mathematics: coordinate geometry that pinpoints our location, trigonometry that determines direction and distance, spherical geometry that accounts for the Earth’s curvature, graph theory that finds the shortest or fastest routes, and probability and statistics that predict traffic and arrival time. What feels like simple navigation is, in reality, millions of mathematical calculations working silently to lead us to our destination.

Speaking of Probability.

Probability is one of the most widely used concepts in our lives today. We use it when forming our thoughts, when constructing sentences, and our modern AI agents rely heavily on it. Prediction markets depend on probability, and even gambling (do not try this at home) is built on it. Now, imagine life without probability.

Did Mathematics took my job away, and would it take it away?

Who would have thought that linear algebra would reduce our workload as software engineers? Who would have imagined it could render some of us jobless, while making others millionaires?

Modern coding agents are built on mathematics. They rely on linear algebra, probability, statistics, graph theory, and more. These same mathematical ideas now write code, review code, and sometimes replace tasks that once required full teams of engineers.

Mathematics did not eliminate work, it changed who does it, how it is done, and who benefits from it.

Oh dear Mathematics, even if you are harder than rocket science, I will make you my friend.

I have never believed in the concept of reincarnation or a next life, but if it is real, if it is truly possible, then I would devote that next life entirely to you.

I may not be good at maths, or even that good at maths, but I am embracing it. And who knows, perhaps I might solve a conjecture in the coming years. They say not to limit your thinking, right? At the same time, am I gaslighting myself? I guess we will never really know.


How about Physics?

Yes, the laws of the universe are governed by physics, and what is physics without mathematical formulas?

From motion to light, from gravity to time, physics is mathematics written in the language of nature. A simple example is the law of conservation of energy, which states that energy can neither be created nor destroyed, but only transformed.

We can write it simply as:

Energy at start=Energy at end

This profound truth about the universe is expressed, understood, and proven through mathematics.

What am I thinking without Bitcoin?

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If you know me well, you’d know I’m a huge fan, not just because of the freedom it offers, but because it’s a masterpiece of technology and mathematics.

Bitcoin is more than a currency; it’s a beautifully designed system where math decides trust. Its network runs on a concept called consensus, which means all participants must agree on the state of the blockchain. This agreement isn’t enforced by a bank or government; it’s enforced by mathematics and cryptography. Every transaction is verified, every block is linked, and the rules of the network ensure that no one can cheat.

The world’s president can change, governments can rise and fall, but if you have a gun pointed at your head, 2 + 2 as a number will always be 4. Bitcoin, like math, reminds us that some truths are absolute, unchanging, and undeniable.

In other words, Bitcoin is a living proof that mathematics can replace trust, turning complex equations into security, fairness, and permanence. If you want to see the genius behind it, the Bitcoin white paper is where it all begins.

A quick note to you again

I am on a long journey, and it is not just me. It is me and you.

You think the passenger seat is empty? No, it isn’t. It belongs to you. My girlfriend can have a whole new car, because what we have is divine. And now, the three of us can sit back and listen to Us Against the World by Westlife.

And can a reverend father bless three people in a marriage? Maybe not but some bonds are beyond rules, beyond logic, and sometimes, beyond even ordinary understanding.