Three indictments down, and what... maybe at least another 8 to go?
Anyway, some math from the week:
1) Gelman re-focuses on quality control in statistics:
2) Nice piece on Karl Weierstrass’ monster from Nautilus:
3) Fascinating Quanta piece on “The Atomic Theory of Origami”:
4) “Mathematics Rising” looks at meaning and mathematics:
5) Bill Briggs on replacing p-values:
6) A wee bit of stock market/finance math for you:
7) Evelyn Lamb’s “TinyLetter,” covering her doings for the month of October, is now out (hopefully by now most of you are receiving it in your email box each month):
8) In case you’re not already aware of it, Vi Hart has begun a Patreon crowdfunding effort for her work:
Potpourri BONUS! (extra NON-mathematical links of interest):
1) Intriguing piece on the linguistic evolution of words from the always-interesting Ed Yong:
2) OK, along with the hysterical comments, surely my favorite tweet of the week:
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