Magic squares + Geometry = GeomagicSquares, a concept created by Lee Sallows. Fascinating stuff.
I watched the BBC Horizon documentary "What is Reality?". Lots of interesting food for thought. About the race that is going on between CERN and Fermilab for finding the Higgs-Boson particle for example. A fundamental particle that supposedly explains the creation of mass. Therefore alone the particle is badly needed as it's a bit silly that almost every physics formula has mass in it but mass itself can't be explained.
The laws of physics can be described best with mathematics. Deep physics however can -only- be described with mathematics which leads to the thought that mathematics is not an invention but a discovery. In that sense research mathematicians are much like archaeologists.
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