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Marooned in Möbius
Trapped in a tiny infinity, unaware of its extent, the protagonist of math doodler Vi Hart’s drawn dilemma faces a struggle as existential as it is mathematical. Video after the jump. Continue reading

Multiplying line by line, it pays to check your work
A viral math trick may not be what bloggers claim it is, but it’s pretty cool nonetheless. Continue reading

Doodling infinity
Remember what Larry Summers said about women and math? He should see this video. Continue reading
My Pizza Pi is 3.142 Times As Good As Yours
How many digits of Pi can you remember, without peeking? The first four decimal places are enough to fill my needs. If you’re interested in memorizing the ubiquitous digits of Pi, the Pizza Pi tray can keep the number fresh in your mind, even when your munching away at a few slices of extra cheese. This plate will take you up to 88 digits. If that’s not enough for you, you’ll have to seek further options. Link [via]
Math Powered Light For Mathletes Only
Even if math isn’t exactly your bailiwick, you still can appreciate the idea behind this math-inspired lamp from designer Mingyu Jeung. Until you solve a randomly generated math problem, the lamp remains unlit. So if you’re calculator-dependent, you might be in trouble if you come across this lamp in a dark hallway. Good thing Jeung includes a chalkboard on the lamp’s frame for writing out your calculations. Link [via]
Pop Quiz Clock Causes All Sorts Of Confusion
Nowadays, digital clocks need to be installed in public schools because the human race is evolving into a new, dumber mammal. I embrace this change, however, I still can read an analog clock. I say we make it even harder for our dumb-founded youth, by installing these 11.5-inch clocks in every public school across the nation. Sure, the twelve and the one hands are simple mathematics, but the seven hand might be too many variables for your average confused by... Continue reading
Sudokube Scares The Hell Out Of Your Brain
Mixing together the design of Rubik’s Cube and the brain-teasing mathematics of Sudoku, the Sudokube is a puzzle that your brain might be too scared to even attempt. The product page claims this toy is for Ages 5 and up. What sort of 5-year-old is capable of solving this and where does he live? So I can kick his scrawny smug ass to prove my worth. The square measures 2.25″ on all of its sides and is available for only... Continue reading
