As an engineer, I have devoted quite a bit of time to studying physics and related fields, and I am always intrigued by the parallels and analogies relating phenomena from distinct areas of study. For instance, electronic circuits, fluid dynamics, and studies of traffic patterns all use almost identical equations and principles to describe flow, resistance, and so on. It is interesting to see that there are some basic principles in science that govern such a wide range of phenomena. What I've found to be almost more interesting, though, is that some of these principles are so basic that they apply not only to the sciences, but also to life in general.
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