Disclaimer: This is a philosophical argument. Neither about mathematics nor about reverse Engineering. Fundamental Theorem of Calculus. If you have some background in intermediate mathematics, you may have encountered this theorem. It basically explains how the Derivatives of a function, and the integration of a function are the opposite processes. Let's look at an example for anyone who haven't encountered the theorem. However, understanding this is not essential to read on

Knives out - a surgeon. Have you ever used a knife? If you haven't used a one, better go check it out. You will see it has started to rust since it's last use. In fact common kitchen knives do not rust fast, Yet they do, at a microscopic level at a faster rate. If you do not know, ask a surgeon. He would tell that a surgical knife starts to rust as soon as it is exposed to environment. So, they come in a special package sealed. And once it is in contact with body fluids it st

Part 1 - the inside man. Imagine a man, in a house. While within this house he would know, everything inside of it. He would know the tables and chairs. He would know what pictures hang on the walls of his living room. He would know the smell and the color of his bedsheets. He would know people inside of it. Basically, he would move from one place to another inside his own house. Without disturbing anything. But re-arranging them for his use. Part 2- the outside man. Now cons

Beginnings. Information theory is a fascinating concept, connecting mathematics with computer science, biology and even philosophy. Previously I have written about information sphere, and how the personality is just a representation of information. However, only recently I have read about mathematical representation of information theory. As an example, the human DNA contains only 1.6 GB worth of information in its base pairs. Yet here you are reading this article with comple