I believe that in the first year of this project, I have committed most creative sins Merlin refers to in this talk, with the happy exception of activities worth promotion to the rank of Salami Commander. The result: tens of … Continue reading
My goal for the week was a video update, catching you guys up to speed on Phase II of the master plan. Instead it’s been a week of chaste surge protectors (don’t ask) and video clips going inexplicably green. Hideous, … Continue reading
The book’s going well. But any update I write would be, at this point, really boring. “He sits. He picks up an index card. He enters it in the most likely place in the mega mindmap. He makes a checkmark. … Continue reading
I enjoy working from home. My front windows accumulate lovely mathy dry-erase diagrams. Snacks are close. Pants are optional. But, after complaints from Management that my pages were coming in ‘sullen and bathrobey’, I allowed it might be worth trying … Continue reading
punkmathematics.com went live today! If you’re reading this post, you’ve found it! Here are a few things you should know… -Pre-orders of the book are available on the Merch! page. -We support shipping to all 50 United States as well … Continue reading
Update #4 originally posted on August 27 Dear Backers, I’ve added 2 Answer-to-Everything packs and 1 Research Patron pack to the reward list. You heard it first! -Tom
Update #3 originally posted August 25 Hey folks, I’ve just been answering a few of the questions I’ve received, and some of them have a common answer: Q: Will my signed book be inscribed to my Kickstarter handle or can … Continue reading
Update #2 originally posted on August 19 I’ve been spending a lot of time doing two things this week: staring at this web page with my jaw hanging open, and pondering how to raise Punk Mathematics to a level 548% … Continue reading
Update #1 originally posted on August 7 It took 18 hours for this project to fund, and 36 hours for me to have the slightest idea what to say. You, network, have rocked my world. On Thursday I asked the … Continue reading