What if I tell you that you can improve your decision-making process easier using mathematics? Not only that, you can radically improve your thought process and articulate complex dichotomous notions with the help of numbers. You may have heard the use of mathematics in daily life. You may have used numbers to count, measure, label, order, or even code. Without even consciously realizing it, many people apply mathematical concepts in their daily life. The use of arithmetic in monetary transactions is probably the most popular use of mathematics for most people. Besides that, people use mathematics in cooking, shopping, games, designing, and even dieting. While most of you might have known these uses, what you might not know is that mathematics can be used to fundamentally organize our thoughts. Whenever I think about complex topics I think in terms of numbers. Take an example of the most controversial and hyped discipline of our society—Politics. Personally, I have fluctuated ...