Maths   AI   &  Gita

 In an interview Mr. Marcus du Sautoy who teaches Maths in Oxford talk about how Maths is the language of Universe.

" Maths is the language of Universe" is a favourite statement of all Cuemath teachers as stated by founder cuemath Mr. manan khurma. 

Marcus is writer of many best selling books including the creativity code, around the world in 80 games.....

 He describe the relationship between AI and Maths,  according to him AI and human creativity to be collaborated rather than being competitive. 

 The axiom of choice is his recent play in which he has highlighted India's contribution to maths like zero and fibonacci series. 

Marcus understood that maths is connected to things that people love to do for example music art construction etc....

 He says a mathematician is not a person who does long divisions which a computer can surely to faster... 

A mathematician is a storyteller and it is this emotional side of mathematics that AI is finding difficult to engage with...

 Apart from this he also says mathematics is something that exist outside of time.... it is Immortal and timeless...

 This concept of Maths  he understood after he studied  Sanskrit and Gita during covid  ......

When Krishna talks about Arjuna's soul being Immortal,  is like he was talking about Maths......

 Kitchen tails

 Food is very important part of our life, the ingredients we choose and the food that we eat plays a vital role in our life.

 When I enter my kitchen the first thing that comes in my mind is what tasty  item I can make in less time and the second thought that comes is that the plate should be healthy also.

 Sometimes taste and health are not served properly together as they contradict each other in less time......

 So here comes the role of the time that how much effort I have to put on the gas and how many times the spatula moved in.....

 Being a vegetarian there are less but healthy options in the kitchen.

 If we start with Basics it is carbs, protein, vitamins, and minerals and last but not the least fats..

 if we go on the food category these can be cereal, pulses, fruits, vegetables, milk products and eggs...

 so my prior job is to plan meals such that we get adequate portions of these foods on daily basis...

 Panchtatva  or five elements that is the basis of our indian culture....  It stands for Space,  Air, Water, Fire and Earth.....

The number five has a critical role to play too. Likewise in our kitchen too it is said that we should eat five food at a time. For example Roti sabji dal dahi and salad.. this is just an example and it can  have variations of its own.