The page you are reading is part of a draft (v2.0) of the "No bullshit guide to math and physics."
The text has since gone through many edits and is now available in print and electronic format. The current edition of the book is v4.0, which is a substantial improvement in terms of content and language (I hired a professional editor) from the draft version.
I'm leaving the old wiki content up for the time being, but I highly engourage you to check out the finished book. You can check out an extended preview here (PDF, 106 pages, 5MB).
Conclusion
I would like to go on telling you about other math and physics stuff, but at some point we have to take a brake. This time is now.
We managed to cover a lot of ground in terms of topics and concepts in a relatively small textbook. We reviewed high school math and discussed calculus and mechanics in depth. Above all, we presented the math and physics material in an integrated manner.
It will sound a little cheesy, but it is the truth so I will go ahead and say it.
I am writing this book for you so if you liked/hated it, be sure to send me feedback.
Feedback is very important for me so I know how to adjust the writing,
the content and the attitude in the book.
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