Okay, I think it is time I give in and create a category on the blog called "Bacon." Two new entries for the category:
- Bacon Robots. Think, people, before you start sizzling up the Bacon that falls from the sky.
- Bacon and Donuts: Taste We Can Believe In.
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I always meant to ask (or, maybe I did once?) if you have a Bacon number. If you do, then you likely also have an Erdös-Bacon number, which is the amalgamation of the two.
I know that I had a comment on Erdos-Bacon on some ScienceBlog about a year ago, as I know someone with EB# = 3.
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If you do, then you likely also have an Bacon number, which is the amalgamation of the two.