What other math toys other than the rubix cube have some interesting concepts as a game?
Toys based on a concept in mathematics
Ian Bailey
Adam Allen
rock paper scissors
Eli Hernandez
computah games
Connor Martinez
Travian and Dota 2
Mason Gray
Tetris
Ryder Young
Go, obviously.
Benjamin Sanchez
call of duty 4 uses category theory
Nicholas Lopez
Minecraft uses topology
Angel Lopez
gay thread
Gavin Roberts
>Rubix
Ethan Flores
OP here.
Neat choices. I almost forgot about go and tetris, though I always assumed RPS was more of a social manipulation game than a game of numbers.
Jason Myers
Nathaniel Rogers
>games are toys
Adam Cook
Dice.
Chess.
Card Games.
Strategy Games.
Origami.
Ryder Miller
>chess
>mathematically elegant
well it has things that move in discreet space, I suppose.
Nathan Smith
Robert Morgan
Julian Gonzalez
Towers of Hanoi
Leo Walker
Sudoku
Owen Edwards
If I recall the Rubik's cube was created without the group theory concept being related to it in the mind of the original creator, and the connection only get recognized later and then generalized into different cube configurations.
Landon Powell
Even so the mechanism is pretty brilliant
Ryder Reed
rubik's scissors
>game unrelated
>The General Relevance of the Modified Cosmological Model
MIRROR 1: vixra.org
MIRROR 2: 2occatl.net
MIRROR 3: drive.google.com
James Robinson
thought you were gonna reference the Riemann Zeta Handgun
Kayden Watson
>games are interactive immersive art experiences
Jose Turner
That Dudes game of Life
theres a few pen and paper "board games" that use math.
I think one is called colonies or some shit.
has to do with dots and connecting lines
Ryder Lee
>Toys based on a concept in mathematics
Physics and Engineering are the toys.