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

• 26 Jul 2026Would Erdos have been happy with the resolution of the Erdos Unit Distance Problem? How to find out?Computational Complexity
• 26 Jul 2026Information = Comprehension × Extension • Selection 3Inquiry Into Inquiry
• 26 Jul 2026Η στιγμή που ένα βιβλίο σε βρίσκει: Τα μυστικά της μεγάλης ανάγνωσης!Μαθη...μαγικά
• 26 Jul 2026Ken Ono.Εννέα μαθήματα ενός κορυφαίου μαθηματικού για όποιον νιώθει ότι έμεινε πίσω!Μαθη...μαγικά
• 25 Jul 2026Math is the PlotMath Mama Writes...
• 24 Jul 2026How generic language shapes the development of social thoughtStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 24 Jul 2026It's Friday. There's a heatwave. I'm feeling lazy. I'm just going to post some tweets.West Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
• 24 Jul 2026Το Τριλήμμα του ΜινχάουζενΜαθη...μαγικά
• 23 Jul 2026Entropy, partitions, groups and AIPeter Cameron's Blog
• 23 Jul 2026When function spaces have countable networksDan Ma's Topology Blog
• 23 Jul 2026Ο αρχιτέκτονας των Πιθανοτήτων: Πώς ο Μόστελερ έχτισε τη σύγχρονη Στατιστική στο Χάρβαρντ!Μαθη...μαγικά
• 22 Jul 2026Sommerferien 2026Schule, Schulleitung, Familie, DIY
• 22 Jul 2026I read the news today, oh boyPeter Cameron's Blog
• 22 Jul 2026Double Maths First Thing: Issue 62The Aperiodical
• 20 Jul 2026AI Skeptics: What Young People Think About AI (With Carly Adams)mathbabe
• 19 Jul 2026Fitting a regular expression to a list of wordsJohn D. Cook
• 18 Jul 2026More scientists in the Epstein files, including a roboticist and an ESP researcherStatistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 16 Jul 2026All Watched OverWindows On Theory
• 15 Jul 2026New paper: Fano 4-fold quiver moduli from subspace quiversPieter Belmans
• 14 Jul 2026Visualizing the Gilbreath expectation sequenceWhat's new
• 14 Jul 2026A paper diagram visualizerWhat's new
• 12 Jul 2026“Archaeology can’t give social scientists population or GDP, but here are some things we can measure that might be useful for social science.”Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science
• 11 Jul 2026Gilbreath’s conjecture: a Cramér random model and a deterministic analysisWhat's new
• 11 Jul 2026Does playing tennis make you live 9.7 years longer?More or Less
• 11 Jul 2026Offenheit erzeugt OffenheitSchule, Schulleitung, Familie, DIY
• 08 Jul 2026Double Maths First Thing: Issue 60The Aperiodical
• 08 Jul 2026New paper: Brauer groups of resolved quiver moduli via gerbesPieter Belmans
• 06 Jul 2026AI Skeptics: Erdos’s Conjecture Was Just the Beginning (with Daniel Litt)mathbabe
• 06 Jul 2026AI Skeptics: is AI ruining “pro se”? (with Sam Tyner-Monroe)mathbabe
• 06 Jul 2026AI doomsters and Dial F for FrankensteinWest Coast Stat Views (on Observational Epidemiology and more)
• 05 Jul 2026The NIH wants to “Measure and Reward Scientific Impact and Replicable Research Practices.” Here’s my recommendation to the NIH director: you can start by no longer suppressing government reports whose conclusions happen to not be in accord with your ideological preferences.Statistical Modeling, Causal Inference, and Social Science

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