The special Ig Nobel issue (vol. 26, no. 6) of the magazine includes a new kind of guide, in addition to [A] the lavish details about the 30th First Annual Ig Nobel Prize ceremony, and [B] other stuff.
The new guide is called “Ways to Use This Magazine.
The ways include:
- Write a limerick about one of the cited studies.
- Write a long-single-sentence short story that includes the titles of every study mentioned in one of the review articles.
- Do dramatic readings, in person, or in live or recorded video, of little chunks from the magazine.
- Go down a rabbit hole.
- Go down a maybe-important rabbit hole.
- Start an argument about whether some particular study is good or bad, important or trivial, valuable or worthless.
- Watch an Ig Nobel Prize winner.
There are, of course, other ways, too.
