Continued from part one , this will be a second look at the many purveyors of woo in the math world. Fascinating though they are... Radi...

You wouldn't think that mathematics, as a field, would attract that many fringe-living crackpots - at least not as much as, say, medicin...

It's well-known amongst the oldsters of the web, but it's time to introduce it to a new generation. So: The most famous nonin...

In a tense image only a conspiracy theorist (or Nicholas Cage fan - as if there were a difference) could love, artist George Widener ca...

The cards directly invoke the days of the year. In a standard deck of playing cards, count ace=1, jack=11, queen=12, king=13, joker=1, ...

From Turing Train Terminal . In the schematics section, they detail how the system can perform up to six binary calculations. I couldn...

Proof of the declining value of currency, more prosperous times for all, or of more uneven income distribution? In 1966, the Guinness World...

Here are all of the words I found in the dictionary file, using a filter that only allowed words which could be spelled in hexadecimal : ...

Take two decks of ordinary playing cards. Keep the packs separate. Shuffle each of them. Now place both decks face down side-by-side an...

In Darren Aronofsky's 1998 film Pi , there's a scene where Max tells the Kabbalah that he's sure that they've completed...

The Tau Manifesto