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Probability Puzzle: Combining Information from Multiple Unreliable Sources in a Coin-Flipping Game

This article explores a probability puzzle involving a coin-flipping game with two unreliable informants. Alice sees a coin flip and reports

Educators use card, board, and video games to teach quantum mechanics to students

Educators and physicists are developing card, board, and video games to teach quantum mechanics concepts like superposition and entanglement

Understanding the Sisters Paradox: A Counter-Intuitive Probability Problem

This article explores the famous "sisters paradox" (also known as the boy or girl paradox) in probability theory. It presents a counter-intu

Unflip Puzzle Game: Flip Square Areas to Make All Tiles White

This is a simple puzzle game where players select square areas (2x2 or larger) to flip tile colors between white and black. The objective is

Why Puzzles Are About Attention, Not Solutions

The article explores how puzzles serve as a vehicle for understanding attention and presence, rather than being about solving or completing

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