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Pí na nebesích - John D. Barrow

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By John D. Barrow
| databazeknih.cz
O knize Pí na nebesích Propast mezi každodenním životem a jeho běžnými pojmy a světem přírodních věd se v našem století rychle prohlubuje. Matematika stojí mezi těmito exaktními vědami na nejabstraktnějším a nejméně srozumitelném konci. A přitom je to univerzální věda, v níž lze vytvářet modely pro ostatní vědecké disciplíny. Proto je Barrowův pokus přiblížit tuto „královnu věd“ a její vztah k reálnému světu tak záslužný.
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Secretive Georgia commission silences judicial candidates from speaking out

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By John D. Barrow
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
Opinion Ga.’s Judicial Qualifications Commission tried to punish me for my open views about abortion and tank my campaign for state Supreme Court. Georgia Supreme Court candidate John Barrow waves while participating in the Inman Park Parade on Saturday, April 27, 2024, in Atlanta.
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Georgia should increase the homestead tax exemption, but do it the right way

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By John D. Barrow
| The Atlanta Journal-Constitution Verified
In a nod to the “affordability” crisis that besets everything from food to housing, conservatives want to raise the homestead exemption on the property tax. But they don’t want to pay for it. Current proposals call for increases in the sales tax to pay for the loss of revenues from homesteads. Or they cap property tax increases on nonexempt property to annual increases that are guaranteed not to make up the loss of tax revenues from the increase in the exemption on homesteads.
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