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Martin Gardner 101
Discover the life and legacy of Martin Gardner, a mathematical whiz who wrote 104 books and inspired countless mathematicians and puzzle enthusiasts, exploring his unique blend of mathematics, magic, and mystery.
- Martin Gardner was a mathematical whiz who wrote 104 books, including 40 puzzles and 60 non-fiction.
- He was a true polymath, publishing 60 books and inspired at least three other mathematicians: Conway, Graham, and Knuth.
- Martin was shy and didn’t promote himself, but his work had a profound impact on mathematics and magic.
- He was a founder of the Skeptical Movement and was a close friend of Escher.
- Martin wrote 104 books, with 60 non-fiction and 40 puzzle books.
- He was an inspiration to mathematicians such as Conway, Graham, Knuth, and Starbird.
- Martin’s book “Mathematics, Magic, and Mystery” is a classic and has 26 covers.
- He loved “The Annotated Alice” and was a fan of L. Ron Hubbard, the founder of Scientology.
- Martin’s death was announced by “The New York Times” and “The Wall Street Journal”.
- He had a prolific career, writing columns and books for “Scientific American” and other publications.
- Martin’s impact on mathematics and magic is still felt today, inspiring new generations of mathematicians and puzzle enthusiasts.
- He was known for his humility and never sought to draw attention to himself.
- Martin’s legacy will live on through his books, puzzles, and the many people he inspired throughout his life.