1) A new Carnival of Mathematics:
2) “Yes, But Why?”… book for math teachers:
3) “Aronson’s sequence” from Futility Closet:
4) Erica Klarreich explains why state gerrymandering is more difficult for the courts to recognize than the rest of us:
5) Nice intro to some basic probability paradoxes from “The Conversation”:
6) Keith Devlin promoting a book and respectability for Fibonacci, while debunking legend:
7) “The Improbability Principle”… an overview of a David Hand book:
8) Andrew Gelman has Cornell on his mind (long post/rant):
Potpourri BONUS! (extra NON-mathematical links of interest):
1) Teaching 5th graders to recognize fake news:
2) Speaking of fakery, must-reading for fans of science and Seinfeld:
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