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Expanding the vocabulary: Euphemism

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Learn English with Idioms – Bed of roses

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The Architecture of If-Then

In 1847, a British mathematician named George Boole published a book. He made an audacious claim: human thought could be reduced to algebra. Not metaphorically, literally. The messy, intuitive, seemingly ineffable process of reasoning could be expressed as equations, manipulated like numbers, proven like geometry. His contemporaries thought he was mad. Thought, after all, is…
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Expanding the vocabulary: Galoot

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Learn English with Idioms – Ball is in your/her/his court

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Learn English with Idioms – Around the clock

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Expanding the vocabulary: Mussitate

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Learn English with Idioms – Beating a dead horse

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Expanding the vocabulary: Suspire

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The mathematics that runs your life

In 1936, a young British mathematician named Alan Turing wrote a paper that most people ignored. It wasn’t about building computers; those didn’t exist yet. It was about something stranger: whether certain mathematical questions could ever be answered by following a set of mechanical steps. The paper was theoretical, abstract, obscure. But buried in it…