Living Museum of Learning

Preserving Golden Memories of Learning ๐ŸŒฑ
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The Chess Piece That Sometimes Refused to Die
The Chess Piece That Sometimes Refused to Die
Tianjing vs. the Most Stubborn Bug in Chinese Chess

Recent Discoveries

The Inventor Who Forgot His Own Invention
The Inventor Who Forgot His Own Invention
Four questions, one imaginary number, and a missing bonus question
The Mathematics Her Invention Needed
The Mathematics Her Invention Needed
Subtitle: From โˆšโˆ’48 to a 3D pulley system, one afternoon with Enning
The Happiest Loser at the Table
The Happiest Loser at the Table
Donald Sheng lost his first serious game of Golden Army to Cindy. And he couldn't have been happier.
The Genius Who Couldn't Count to Twelve
The Genius Who Couldn't Count to Twelve
Twenty triangle centers, four pentagons rendered, and a word Donald could barely keep to himself.
The First Shot: 0.850โ€ฆ
The First Shot: 0.850โ€ฆ
A pentagon, a golden ratio, nested square roots, and one pair of parentheses.
From 29 Points by Hand to an Elliptic Necklace in 3D
From 29 Points by Hand to an Elliptic Necklace in 3D
A soccer court, an old mathematical friend, and a journey from geometric construction to equations and three-dimensional creation.

During the years at home, thousands of moments shape a child.

Most are forgotten.

Some change everything.