Packing spheres is a classic geometry problem that has practical relevance as well as mathematical significance - a combination of geometry and number theory!
How To Actually Avoid The Transposed Conditional
The transposed conditional is another one of those subtle but very consequential misunderstandings in the field of statistics. Read the essay to learn more!
Why Is The Hot Hand Fallacy Really A Fallacy?
The hot hand fallacy is one of those phenomena that divided and rocked the scientific world. Check out the essay to learn more about this phenomenon!
How To Really Understand Statistical Significance?
Statistical significance is one of those “scientific” concepts/tools that has steadily been misused over the years. In this essay, we clarify the issues!
The Helix Puzzle – A Simple Geometric Challenge
The helix puzzle is a fun and simple geometric challenge that tests your geometric reasoning skills. To be precise, this puzzle features a circular helix.
How To Perfectly Predict Improbable Events
All you need to perfectly predict improbable events is the power of mathematics. If you find this hard to believe, read the essay. It will change your mind!
How To Really Treat Percentages With Negative Numbers
When do you really need to treat percentages with negative numbers? “Not often. If not, never!” If this is your answer, think again! It's not that simple!
The Bell Curve Performance Review System Is Actually Flawed
The Bell Curve performance review system is one of the most prominently used systems in the corporate world. Yet, it is, at best, pseudo science!
How To Really Solve This Tricky Algebra Problem? (III)
Welcome to the third entry in the tricky algebra problem series. To be fair, you will need a bit more knowledge than just algebra to solve this!
How To Scientifically Design A 2-Dimensional World? (II)
Previously, I covered the scientific principles behind a 2-dimensional world. This essay gives you a sneak-peek into the world of 2-dimensional tech design!