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Forget Britannia: waves simply rule, okay?

Dick Pountain is the editorial fellow of PC Pro. He would rather waive the rules than rule the waves.

Email dick@dickpountain.co.uk

There appears to be a widespread opinion that biology and maths don’t mix. Perhaps it’s behind the current panic over AI, and the depiction of robots as villains in superhero movies. It was already prevalent in the 1960s when I was choosing which A-levels to take: to do chemistry I was told firmly I must take maths and physics rather than

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