Tag: math
Mathematician's Dice

Mathematician’s Dice

A lot of people I know hate math, but I don’t. It’s hard to hate if you studied five years to get an engineering degree which is obviously full of math courses. That doesn’t mean I’m over the moon over math; I just happen to like it, that’s all. And if you’re of the same [...]

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Introductory Calculus For Infants

Introductory Calculus For Infants

If you are old enough to read this, then you are old enough to have a story about how things used to be. Your granddad tells them, you dad tells them, and your older siblings do as well. They all start off and end with a tale of how hard they storyteller had it and [...]

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Geek Stainless Steel Wrist Watch

Geek Terms Stainless Steel Watch

Are you looking for a classy yet geeky holiday present for your husband or significant other? This Geek Terms Stainless Steel Watch makes you look smart even if you aren’t. Show it off and pretend like you know and understand the calculations that are used to depict the hours of the day. Made from stainless [...]

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Equation Watch

Math Equations Watch

The wristwatch that was made with math geeks, math wizards, and math whizzes in mind is now here: the Equation Watch. The entire watch is criss-crossed with grids so it’ll look like you’ve got some sort of graphing paper on your wrist. But the best part? Instead of the usual boring numbers on the face [...]

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F in Exams

F in Exams: The Very Best Totally Wrong Test Answers

In class, there are times when geeks have extra bonus points saved up so that once in a while they can afford to clown around and jot down wrong wisecrack answers on exams. Other times, students really don’t know the correct answers so they get creative and come up with provocative responses. The F in Exams: The Very [...]

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Unit Circle Radian Wall Clock

Unit Circle Radian Wall Clock

Trigonometry isn’t one of the easiest math subjects to learn. In fact, it was one of the few subjects I flunked back when I was in high school. There was just something about all those angles and sines and cosines that I just never really got. Maybe it was because I never really paid attention [...]

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pop quiz clock

Science & Math Pop Quiz Clocks

GeekAlerts has shown you a similar Pop Quiz Clock and you seemed to like it; so here are two updated versions.  The Science & Math Pop Quiz Clocks are a cool update over your everyday bedroom clock.  They also go nice in the classroom for the school teacher in your family.  Do your part and [...]

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Irrational Numbers Wall Clock

Irrational Numbers Wall Clock

Seriously, can you make telling time any more complicated? As US president Obama would say - yes, you can! The Irrational Numbers Wall Clock will be sure to stir up fond memories of your favorite advanced math courses.

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Kokuyo XViZ Calculator

Kokuyo X-ViZ Calculator

Tatsuya Matsui is more widely known for his designs in robotics but he has foraged into the world of office supplies with the Kokuyo X-ViZ Calculator. Don’t be fooled into thinking that this is actually a television remote control in hiding, because it’s not.

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Pi Pizza Slicers

Pi Pizza Cutter

What better way to slice a pizza pie for a Pi Day party than using the Pizza Pi Cutter! Pizza is a favorite food for geeks, and on March 14 using this Pizza Pi Cutter is the only rational way to slice a pizza pi. The rest of the year you can use the Pizza [...]

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Pi Ice Cubes Pi-Tini

Pi Symbol Ice Cube Trays

Happy Pi Day! Today is March 14th (3.14) , which means it is Pi Day. Celebrate your favorite irrational number with a Pi Day party using the Pi Ice Cube Tray to make cool Pi shaped ice cubes.

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Chalkboard Pop Quiz Math Wall ClockWall

Chalkboard Pop Quiz Math Wall Clock

Fans of the Graph Paper Pop Quiz Wall Clock have a second choice, the Chalkboard Pop Quiz Math Wall Clock. It is basically the same, except that this one looks like math problems written in chalk on a chalk board, while the other one had them looking like pen writing on graph paper.

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