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Insights, knowledge, and enjoyment from a mathematical modeling researcher and educator. Hosted by Haihua Wang, a modeling instructor and author of "Clever Use of Chat for Mathematical Modeling", "Modeling: The Mathematics of Thinking", "Mathematical Modeling Practice: A Hands‑On Guide to Competitions", and co‑author of "Mathematical Modeling: Teaching Design and Cases".

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Jun 10, 2026 · Industry Insights

From Supply Shortage to Cognitive Dissonance: How the ‘Goose Leg Aunt’ Scam Began

The article dissects the rise of the “Goose Leg Aunt” fraud by examining supply constraints, the vendor's substitution decision, cognitive‑dissonance rationalizations, the fraud‑triangle framework, neural adaptation to lying, and how massive online traffic shattered the low‑supervision equilibrium that had kept the deception hidden.

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From Supply Shortage to Cognitive Dissonance: How the ‘Goose Leg Aunt’ Scam Began
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Model Perspective
Jun 9, 2026 · Interview Experience

The Logic and Framework for Efficiently Reading People

Understanding people is crucial, yet common judgment methods are easily faked; this article introduces a two‑dimensional framework—situational intensity and incentive pressure—to identify low‑interest, weak‑context scenarios where observed behavior most reliably reveals true character, and offers practical observation principles.

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The Logic and Framework for Efficiently Reading People
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Model Perspective
Jun 7, 2026 · Fundamentals

Modeling the 2026 Gaokao Essay Prompts: Growth, Resilience, and Optimal Control

The article uses a modeling lens to dissect the 2026 Gaokao essay topics, explaining logistic growth and its S‑curve, system resilience via stable and unstable equilibria, optimal‑control framing of planning versus effort, the trade‑off between parameter tuning and structural change, and how technology expands or contracts our imagination space.

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Modeling the 2026 Gaokao Essay Prompts: Growth, Resilience, and Optimal Control
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Model Perspective
Jun 6, 2026 · Artificial Intelligence

Why Exam Proctors Are Targeting Smart Glasses for Cheating Prevention

The article analyzes how rapidly advancing smart‑glass technology, combined with large AI models, enables sophisticated cheating in the Chinese college entrance exam, examines market growth, outlines the evolution of cheating methods, and evaluates both exam‑room defenses and AI platform countermeasures.

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Why Exam Proctors Are Targeting Smart Glasses for Cheating Prevention
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Model Perspective
Jun 2, 2026 · Industry Insights

How Fast Do Bacteria Multiply in Bubble Tea After Two Hours?

Using predictive microbiology, this article explains why bubble tea serves as a nutrient‑rich medium, models bacterial growth with the Baranyi‑Roberts equation, estimates colony counts over time, and discusses what the resulting risk means for everyday consumers.

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How Fast Do Bacteria Multiply in Bubble Tea After Two Hours?
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Model Perspective
May 31, 2026 · Fundamentals

Why Office Work Can Feel More Exhausting Than Physical Labor

Office fatigue stems from brain energy consumption—especially the Default Mode Network, frequent attention switches, and emotional regulation—rather than physical effort, and understanding this structure reveals targeted ways to recover beyond simply resting.

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Why Office Work Can Feel More Exhausting Than Physical Labor
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Model Perspective
May 30, 2026 · Industry Insights

Can the Spurs Upset the Defending Champion Thunder on Their Home Court in Game 7?

A logistic‑regression model using net efficiency differential and recent momentum predicts the Thunder to win Game 7 with about an 87% probability (range 65‑96%), yet the Spurs retain roughly a 13% chance, hinging on factors like Victor Wembanyama’s scoring and Jalen Williams’s injury‑adjusted impact.

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Can the Spurs Upset the Defending Champion Thunder on Their Home Court in Game 7?