From the past week:
1) Presh Talwalkar offers up a semi-classic logic problem:
1) Presh Talwalkar offers up a semi-classic logic problem:
2) Tadashi returns to Numberphile with some shoelace knotology:
3) There's a new 'Gathering For Gardner' ("Celebration of Mind") rapidly approaching ~Oct. 21, Martin Gardner's birthday:
4) Ben Orlin touched a nerve when he argues in favor of public over private education this week:
5) Great Quanta longread (from 4 great writers) on four math and science teachers:
6) More p-value discussion:
7) Another mathematician reporting that the math that turns so many off in school, is NOT real math:
8) More on algorithms and big data:
9) The importance of mathematics, past and future, via Keith Devlin:
10) New (pricey) book for serious logicians/philosophers-of-math, "Gödel's Disjunction":
Potpourri BONUS! (extra NON-mathematical links of interest):
1) For anyone deeply-entrenched in linguistics, this long David Berlinski piece on Chomskyean fare:
2) It's gone viral so am sure you've already seen it, but that won't stop me from including such a great song put to great use:
[...blogging may continue to be light next several weeks, while I watch the U.S. Presidential campaign in utter disbelief!]
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