Seasoned with Gardner's interest in the history and philosophy of science, this delightful book is a treasure-trove of puzzles, anecdotes, games, and logical theory. These intriguing problems, collected from Gardner's Scientific American columns, involve knots, interlocking rings, rotations and reflections, logical paradox, two-dimensional universes, chess strategies, and gambling odds. "Gardner conjures problems that are both profound and silly; exquisite truths and outrageous absurdities; paradoxes, anagrams, palindromes and party tricks. . . . He knows, better than most, how many amazing true things there are in the world."—Newsweek
| Owner | Serge |
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| Location | Couloir Lundia G1 N3 |
| Index | 1876 |
| Added Date | Jan 05, 2021 10:40:37 |
| Modified Date | Jan 05, 2021 10:42:27 |
| Retail Price | $ 23.00 |
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| Value | $ 23.00 |
| Library of Congress |