Evelyn Wood Reading Dynamics, launched in the 1950s, popularized speed reading despite scientific evidence questioning its claims of high-speed reading with full comprehension. The movement gained credibility through presidential endorsements but research shows it's essentially skimming with poor retention.
A Science paper and several other publications have incorrectly cited the compound Cr2Gr2Te6, which does not exist. The correct compound is Cr2Ge2Te6 (chromium germanium telluride), with Ge representing germanium. This typographical error has been copied across multiple scientific papers and a book chapter.
The author studied the proof of Tutte's theorem on s-arc-transitive finite cubic graphs from Biggs's Algebraic Graph Theory, and reviewed elementary coset results in group theory. They also updated their decentralized web project Wander Console, adding a network crawler that now catalogs over 50 consoles recommending more than 1400 personal web pages.
The author shares monthly notes from January, focusing on algebraic graph theory concepts including Cayley graphs, vertex-transitive graphs, and Tutte's theorem. The notes also cover a JavaScript linear congruential generator implementation and line numbering with cat and nl commands.
The author shares monthly notes on algebraic graph theory, focusing on concepts from Norman Biggs's book. Key topics include vertex orbits, regular non-vertex-transitive graphs, and distinctions between vertex-transitive, edge-transitive, and symmetric graphs. The author aims to eventually understand Tutte's theorem on arc-transitive cubic graphs.
The author shares March 2026 notes covering algebraic graph theory studies from textbooks by Godsil & Royle and Norman Biggs, along with group theory concepts like permutations and homomorphisms. They also mention developing an open-source tool called Wander Console that recommends independent websites, which gained community interest on Hacker News.