ez_psychedelic

I recommend "The no Bullshit guide to Math and Physics". It is about 300 pages, but goes along with what this article is about. This book is such a different approach (combines math with engineering and physics principals) so as to give validity to the maths you're reading. Also, it is written in a casual tone. Highly recommend it.

This will probably just turn into a line in the terms and agreements that everyone just clicks "yes" because they have to in order to use anything.