Real meals of U.S Prisoner in 1870s. Main sources used : 1.\tReport on the Prisons and Reformatories of the United States and Canada (Wines & Dwight, 1867). \t2.\t“Prison Food: Philadelphia 1874.” The Old Foodie (quoting the Philadelphia County Prison report). \t3.\tThe Journal of Prison Discipline and Philanthropy (1918) — Elmira Reformatory & Albany menus. \t4.\t“Audio Tour Transcript” — Eastern State Penitentiary (bread-and-water punishment; kitchens). \t5.\t“The Silent Treatment: Solitary Co

Naman Pal on Instagram: "The Josephus Problem is one of the most fascinating puzzles in math & computer science. 🌀 Imagine this: 100 people stand in a circle. Starting from person 1, each person eliminates the one next to them. This continues round and round… until only one survivor is left. 😨 Now here’s the mind-blowing part → Instead of simulating the whole process, math gives us a direct formula to find the last survivor. For k = 2 (kill next person): 1. Write the number of people in binary