A random selection of recent posts from around the mathematical blogosphere.

• 05 May 2026Moving from Jekyll to HugoPieter Belmans
• 04 May 2026Super Rugby Predictions for Week 13Stats Chat
• 04 May 2026AFL Predictions for Week 10Stats Chat
• 04 May 2026The publishing monster: it is usNoncommutative Analysis
• 03 May 2026The shape of a guitar pickJohn D. Cook
• 01 May 2026On This Day in Math - May 1Pat'sBlog
• 30 Apr 2026On This Day in Math - April 30Pat'sBlog
• 29 Apr 2026Will you heed my warnings NOW?Shtetl-Optimized
• 28 Apr 2026More context from DevereauxWest Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
• 28 Apr 2026On This Day in Math - April 28Pat'sBlog
• 27 Apr 2026AI Skeptics: The Psychedelic Computer Brain (With Andy Smart)mathbabe
• 26 Apr 2026Geometry Problems of the Day (Geometry Regents, August 2025 Part IV)(x, why?)
• 26 Apr 2026Why isn’t it possible to play a fun and serious game of poker not for money?Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 26 Apr 2026Colaboración en el INFORME ODITE 2026: Claves para una nueva educación. Tendencias, retos y propuestas en la era de la IAMatemáTICas: 1,1,2,3,5,8,13,…
• 25 Apr 2026Closed-form solution to the nonlinear pendulum equationJohn D. Cook
• 25 Apr 2026With All Due RespectOverthinking my teaching
• 24 Apr 2026How nonlinearity affects a pendulumJohn D. Cook
• 24 Apr 2026Infinite geometryOpen System – Ark's blog
• 24 Apr 2026Learning from Nature with System DynamicsAzimuth
• 23 Apr 2026MIT takes top team honors in 86th Putnam Math CompetitionMIT News - Mathematics
• 23 Apr 2026Approximation to solve an oblique triangleJohn D. Cook
• 22 Apr 2026If that CDC report had just included some fake citations and some crazy dietary advice, the boss would surely have approved it for publication.Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 22 Apr 2026Postmodern anti-science attitudes?Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 22 Apr 2026More thoughts on predictive marketsWest Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
• 21 Apr 2026Reflection On Recursion • Discussion 1Inquiry Into Inquiry
• 20 Apr 2026“I have seen the future of science. It is ruled by bitter competition instead of collaboration, pageantry instead of exploration. Bright minds beginning careers in science will be taught to debase their training for drudgerous pursuit of meaningless metrics. Those willing to toil over genuine questions will necessarily lose out to those that can furnish cheap answers. . . .”Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 19 Apr 2026La technologie nous sauvera-t-elle ?Freakonometrics
• 18 Apr 2026The Stats with Kittens SongStats With Cats Blog
• 18 Apr 2026FridayTanya Khovanova's Math Blog
• 15 Apr 2026Why traditional statistics still matters in the age of AIHyndsight
• 15 Apr 2026Double Maths First Thing: Issue 54The Aperiodical

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