Here are the MUST SEE mathematical series leaving Netflix THIS MONTH. OMG, if you haven’t seen these yet, better take a Mental Health day to just watch em!
Tag Archives: Math
Can you explain your grad school research to relatives over Thanksgiving Dinner?
You are going home for Thanksgiving and your family wants you to explain what you’re studying through this Choose Your Own Adventure
8 Wild Fibonacci Sequence Occurrences Unbelievably Found in Nature!
Here are 8 things that happen to follow the sequence 0, 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 8, 13, 21, 34, 55, 89, 144, 233, 377, 610, 987, 1597, 2584, 4181…
Novel Techniques for Random Number Generation: Toddler Behavioral Sampling
Using my son Ethan and his friends, we develop methods to use toddlers to generate random numbers for scientific experiments
7 Things Star Trek got Totally Wrong about Exploring Vector Space
Star Trek gets a lot of things right but there are some details that it just totally screwed up when it comes to Vector Spaces
Op-Ed: Math Wasn’t Created or Discovered. It was Crowd Worked
Since Einstein and probably before that, mathematicians have argued whether math was created or discovered. Nope! It was crowd worked!
Markov Models for Ruining your Weekend: A Comparative Study
These Markov Models allow anyone to ruin their own weekends with almost no household chores. All you have to do is optimize state transition!
How well do you understand Gödel’s Incompleteness Theorem?
Ever wonder if you understand the limit of mathematics? Answer these questions and find out if you understand Godel’s theorem on what can and can’t be known about math!
Stop Assuming I’m Homo: Cries Out Nations Heteroscedastic Datasets
Stop assuming your data is Homoscedastic (equal variance), the nation’s datasets with unequal variance fight back against systemic hatred
Grad Student Births Graph after 9 months of Labor
Cranberry-Lemon mathematics grad student Jane Simmons is a proud mother of a brand new graph. Despite her doctor and advisor’s due date of six months ago, it took Jane 9 months of labor and gestation to birth the new graph.