Not in the age of Internet of all things.

I was in the science history museum with some friends. I must admit I just covered the ground floor of this magnificent museum. Amongst antique astronomical lenses , alchemy of chemistry and clocks in the ground floor; series of equations on the board explaining relativity by Einstein was interesting. I learnt more about pencillin and the brilliant lady who solved the bonds, the team Oxford are mainly responsible for saving commoners like me. 

My love for architecture and Euclidean geometry was fantastically captured by John Dee's mathematical pillar of heaven and earth. He combined architectural 5 elements with Euclidean geometrical shapes. He is a mysterious occult mathematician of the Renaissance who has caught my attention!