The logician, concert pianist, Taoist, and magician Raymond Smullyan has always been of interest to computer scientists. Besides being a polymath, he had Feynma

The logician, concert pianist, Taoist, and magician Raymond Smullyan has always been of interest to computer scientists. Besides being a polymath, he had Feynman's knack for being able to explain complex subjects in an accessible way. In Raymond's case, via puzzles that unfolded ideas in recursion, infinity, Gödel's theories, logic, and more. The Raymond Smullyan Society was formed to preserve his work, and it has just launched this web site.