Mathematically correct breakfast: How to slice a bagel into two linked halves (2009)
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#3His daughter, Vi Hart, has a video about how to solve the three utilities problem on a bagel. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CruQylWSfoU
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#4Topology is some crazy shit.
I wonder if the guy who sells Klein bottle hats can come up with a knife for cutting this way. Cliff Stoll.
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#5this rules. gonna try it out tomorrow morning!
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#6Topology is some crazy shit. I wonder if the guy who sells Klein bottle hats can come up with a knife for cutting this way. Cliff Stoll.
Seems like a good place to mention that I bought a Klein bottle hat from Cliff for my (mathematically inclined) wife for Christmas and she loved it. Also there is more to it than just the item, the packaging and other extras really put it over the top. I can't recommend it enough.
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#7Definitely does NOT fit in the toaster that way! :-)
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#8I tried this a while ago and couldn’t for the life of me get it right.
At some point I decided to stop wasting my time and ruining bagels and just ate them as they were :)
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#9How many bagels got sacrificed in this folly?
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#10Read before attempting:
https://newyorkerbagels.com/bagel-safety-dont-be-an-er-stati...
Seriously. As any nurse about a "bagel injury" and they will know exactly what you are talking about. It is so common that it is addressed in some military first aid courses.