Cole, K. C

The author explains how math can be used to explain simple and complex things in our everyday lives.

Discusses the relevance of mathematics to most aspects of life, and directly relates ideas from math to problem solving in unusual places, such as whether there is life on Mars, and the Unabomber case.

Presents an overview of the relationship between the science of physics and the physical world experienced by people on a daily basis, and shares the author's conversations with some of the world's greatest scientific minds, including Richard Feynman, Victor Weisskopf, and others.

Looks at what physicists, mathematicians, and other scientists have discovered about the origins and nature of the universe in their search for the point of nothingness.