Brooklyn Public Library's night of ideas returns with headliner Werner Herzog * Brooklyn Paper

"This year's theme is "The Philosophy of Mathematics" with invited artists, psychologists, and philosophers participating in deep dives into the often intimidating topic. The annual event encourages the flow of ideas; this year will look at math as an essential element in our lives."

"Participants include filmmaker Werner Herzog, who will provide a keynote address, the artist Paul Chan sharing the "secret spirit of calculus," a workshop with Irene Koloseus and Féraba highlighting tap dance and the rhythm of numbers, and the return of the "Ask a Shrink" talk."

"There will also be performances by musicians Marcus G. Miller and Joe Goodkin. If all the math stresses you out, certified therapy dogs will be on hand."

Brooklyn Public Library's Central Branch hosts its 10th annual philosophy event centered on "The Philosophy of Mathematics." The evening features debates, discussions, and performances exploring how mathematics functions as an essential element in daily life. Participants include filmmaker Werner Herzog delivering a keynote address, artist Paul Chan discussing calculus, and dancers Irene Koloseus and Féraba examining the rhythm of numbers through tap dance. Additional programming includes an "Ask a Shrink" talk, musical performances by Marcus G. Miller and Joe Goodkin, and therapy dogs available for attendees seeking stress relief.

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