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Mathematician (non-logician) seeks reference for Gödel's incompleteness theorems

A divergent series from Futurama

What interview of G. H. Hardy by P. Erdős does Wikipedia refer to?

What is the relationship between the Poisson Distribution and the Monte Carlo Fallacy?

The Monty Hall problem

How would you input xkcd.com/287 into WolframAlpha?

Mathematics understood through poems?

Mathematical toys?

The maths in "The Amazing Spider Man"

Motivation for Tom Lehrer's song "Lobachevsky"?

How Can One Prove $\cos(\pi/7) + \cos(3 \pi/7) + \cos(5 \pi/7) = 1/2$

"A proof that algebraic topology can never have a non self-contradictory set of abelian groups" - Dr. Sheldon Cooper

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