1) "Phantom" traffic jams:
2) There is no shortage of proposals of what problem the Polymath Project should tackle next:
3) Mathematics joins in on the parodies of Alexander Hamilton:
4) Deborah Mayo again on p-values:
5) An old, delicious and deceptive math Olympiad problem that got some attention on Twitter this week, starts on Numberphile here:
6) Searching for math geniuses:
7) The latest "Carnival of Math":
8) Ben Orlin's round-faced buddy explains logarithms:
9) Appropriate to an election year, James Propp tackles "Bertrand's Ballot Problem":
Potpourri BONUS! (extra NON-mathematical links of interest):
1) I got a kick out of Futility Closet's post on an analysis of "stupid people":
1) I got a kick out of Futility Closet's post on an analysis of "stupid people":
2) Nice Guardian piece on Daniel Kahneman:
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