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Noted author and enigmatologist Paul Hoffman tells Gelf about going from Lederman to Letterman and beyond.
Full article » | by Dan Adler
Glen Whitney is on a quest to give the field of mathematics the museum it deserves.
John Derbyshire, more than most authors, contains multitudes; he is a novelist, conservative commentator, and author of a pair of singularly graceful popular mathematics books.
Berkeley's Alan Feng uses the popular game to reframe life as a race for resources.
Photographer Steven Hirsch offers New York's accused what the law often won'ta listening ear.
Full article » | by Max Lakin
Michael Kane spins a sports narrative out of competitive videogaming.
The evolution of the subgenre, from "Numa Numa" to OKGO's treadmills to stimulating Wii Fit sessions.
Is Twitter a useful microblogging tool or an over-hyped outlet for narcissists? Alpha geek Rands tells Gelf what's what.
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