Random recent posts
A random selection of recent posts from around the mathematical blogosphere.
- lovely story from a friend today.Thales’ circles
- Happo [shiny] pondXi'an's Og
- Quantum Effects Go Macro: Collaboration Unravels the Ultra-Quantum RealmSimons Foundation
- Engineering for human flourishing: evaluating industrial engineering’s legacyLaura Albert's Punk Rock Operations Research
- On This Day in Math - August 3Pat'sBlog
- Langeweile am HochzeitstagSchule, Schulleitung, Familie, DIY
- Counting rooted treesJohn D. Cook
- Group Theory for PoetsJournal of Humanistic Mathematics
- CountJournal of Humanistic Mathematics
- The Dynamics of Vincent Van GoghJournal of Humanistic Mathematics
- Piracy, Terrorism, and the Law: Differential Equations in Hostage SituationsJournal of Humanistic Mathematics
- Grationality, With a SpoonJournal of Humanistic Mathematics
- OpenAI, SoftBank, and NvidiaWest Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
- Printing floating point numbers in binaryJohn D. Cook
- \(-e^{i\pi}\) to Watch: MathsWithKalaThe Aperiodical
- Intelligenza artificiale nell'apprendimento della matematica: analisi e caratteristiche di AllMathGravità Zero
- publicdomainreview: Ajeeb the Wonderful, a chess-playing...Thales’ circles
- Thoughts about the Leiden DeclarationGowers's Weblog
- Learning used to be so much fun. I’d read encyclopedias during meals when I was a kid, solve math…Thales’ circles
- I don’t see journal review as a gatekeeping process that will keep erroneous articles from being publishedStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- A few stories and pics from 2026 about my momJD2718
- How generic language shapes the development of social thoughtStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- It's Friday. There's a heatwave. I'm feeling lazy. I'm just going to post some tweets.West Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
- Happy belated birthday Sir David CoxError Statistics Philosophy
- A Diagram is a FunctorMath3ma
- "The media is important for many, many reasons, but one of the biggest ones is that scrutiny is what keeps capital in check, for the benefit of humanity and at times the companies themselves."West Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
- IMO 2026 ProblemsBeni Bogoşel's blog
- Ted-talking University of California professor asks sex trafficker for $3,000,000 because he thinks there’s a “50% chance” he’ll make “important discoveries” in telepathyStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
- Integer complexity and cographs11011110
- The road to epsilon-zero: ordinals as nim-heapsThe Universe of Discourse
- Translating Phillip’s 1860 memoir on the mathematics of telling timeYet Another Mathblog