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Math Mutation Erik Seligman
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- 自然科学
Welcome to Math Mutation, a podcast for people of all ages where we discuss fun, interesting, or just plain weird corners of mathematics that you would not have heard in school.(Feedback email erik@mathmutation.com).
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Math Mutation 260: The Conway Criterion
How much can you deform hexagonal tiles and still cover your bathroom floor?
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Math Mutation 259: Is Reality Really Real?
Does Donald Hoffman's book "The Case Against Reality" prove everything we perceive is wrong?
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Math Mutation 258: Memory or Knot
Exploring the Incas' clever "quipu" system of data storage.
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Math Mutation 257: Turning Things Sideways in Time
Are memories just wires turned sideways in time?
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Math Mutation 256: Crazy Eyed Fish
How symmetry and asymmetry naturally evolve in living creatures.
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Math Mutation 255: Mountain Climbing with Dawkins
How Richard Dawkins' metaphor of "Mount Improbable" explains the evolution of the human eye.
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