Week #21 of the Trump/Putin takeover:
1) Something different from the unpredictable James Propp this month:
…speaking of Jim, he recently won a noble prize (well, seems noble to me anyway), writing about dinosaurs:
2) The tale of a ranking (guest post at mathbabe.org):
3) A little mix of statistics, science, and philosophy (via Daniel Lakens):
4) Robert Talbert gives an overview of flipped learning and self-regulated learning:
5) The double life of mathematician/football-star John Urschel (h/t Egan Chernoff):
6) Tiling with Koch snowflakes (h/t John Baez):
7) Followup to the Anna Haensch “refrain-from-discussing-mathematics” sign/tweet that went viral last week:
http://www.cbc.ca/radio/asithappens/as-it-happens-monday-edition-1.4167415/the-story-behind-that-connecticut-deli-math-sign-1.4169424
8) A podcast with statistician David Spiegelhalter:
https://80000hours.org/2017/06/podcast-prof-david-spiegelhalter-on-risk-statistics-and-improving-the-public-understanding-of-science/
8) A podcast with statistician David Spiegelhalter:
https://80000hours.org/2017/06/podcast-prof-david-spiegelhalter-on-risk-statistics-and-improving-the-public-understanding-of-science/
9) A highlight of my week was interviewing professor/author Ed Scheinerman:
Potpourri BONUS! (extra NON-mathematical links of interest):
All I got for ya:
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