Games
Playable maths.
No formula, no lecture.
Things you can sit with. A lunar supply chain where the expedite button is greyed out and tells you why. A Vedic metre-counting mountain whose slope has been Fibonacci for a thousand years. A truck that cubes out before it weights out.
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Lab Module A
Two teams, one budget, and one of them is on the Moon
Build the same 42-tonne laboratory twice on the same money: once at the lunar south pole, once in Antarctica. There is no expedite button on the Moon screen — it is there, greyed out, and it tells you why. Pick your landing site from three real places and the terrain decides everything: the ridge gives you sun and comms and boils your propellant, the crater floor keeps it cold and leaves you blind. Every number is computed from LOLA altimetry and JPL ephemerides, and the physics engine is Python running inside your tab.
Click a district · Enter commits the turn · ? reference · about 30 minutes
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Mātrāmeru
Piṅgala’s mountain of short and long beats
Short is one beat. Long is two. Fill a track with unique patterns and watch Mount Meru grow. The board generates the set — it never applies a formula. The counts are Fibonacci; stacked by how many longs they contain, the piles are Pascal’s triangle.
J short · K long · Backspace undo · ? lore
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Load Bay
Cube-out or weight-out — pack the truck
Space and payload race. Load cartons by hand and watch which wall you hit first. Light freight cubes-out; dense freight weights-out. The axle diamond is the cargo’s centre of gravity. Same binding constraint as the optimiser — no formula, no client catalogue.
Click carton · click bay · R rotate · Pack for me · ? loader