See also a Log24 search for "Shadow Work," as well as . . .
(The annotated page above is not in the cited source.)
"Sunshine on my shoulders . . ."
— Soundtrack for Instagram story
posted by cmellevold 18 hours ago
Scholia —
http://m759.net/wordpress/?s=" Tree"+"Stone" .
"We should definitely touch base moving forward."
— "Sweethearts" (2024)
A first try at using websim.ai as an approach to building a model
of The Diamond Cube for use in later programs. AI in its current state
seems much more helpful in programming than in web seach.
From October 29, 2006 —
"Noi siam venuti al loco ov' i' t'ho detto
che tu vedrai le genti dolorose
c'hanno perduto il ben de l'intelletto."
"We have come to where
I warned you we would find
Those wretched souls
who no longer have
The intellectual benefits of the mind."
From a Harvard student's weblog:
Heard in Mather I hope you get gingivitis You want me to get oral cancer?! Goodnight fartface Turd. Turd. Turd. Turd. Turd. Make your own waffles!! Blah blah blah starcraft blah blah starcraft blah starcraft. It's da email da email. And some blue hair! Oohoohoo Izod! 10 gigs! Yeah it smells really bad. Only in the stairs though. Starcraft blah blah Starcraft fartface. Yeah it's hard. You have to get a bunch of battle cruisers. 40 kills! So good! Oh ho ho grunt grunt squeal. I'm getting sick again. You have a final tomorrow? In What?! Um I don't even know. Next year we're draggin him there and sticking the needle in ourselves. " … one more line/ unravelling from the dark design/ spun by God and Cotton Mather" — Robert Lowell |
For another variation on this hallucination, see the previous post.
For fans of the "story theory of truth" —
An example of artificial stupidity:
The phrases "midpoints of opposite faces" and "essentially
creating a smaller cube" are hallucinated bullshit.
The above AI description was created by inanely parroting
verbiage from the Wikipedia article "Diamond cubic" —
which it credits as a source. (See wider view of search.)
That article contains neither the word "theorem" nor the
phrase "unit cube " from the search-request prompt.
AI, like humans, is likely to fall victim to the notorious
"story theory of truth" purveyed by Richard J. Trudeau.
A real "diamond shape formed within a unit cube" is the
octahedron, one of the five classical Platonic solids.
Fans of the opposing "diamond theory of truth" rejected by
Trudeau may prefer . . .
(Log24, July 1, 2019).
Some will prefer other archivists.
The Yves Klein art in last night's "Obscure Answer" post suggests a search
for "Klein Blue" in this journal. That search yields — among other things —
Related storytelling —
A use by the Blue candidate on Sunday of the word "momentum"
and that word in this journal.
From a post of July 2, 2007 —
A figure like Ecclesiast/
Rugged and luminous,
chants in the dark/
A text that is an answer,
although obscure.
— Wallace Stevens,
"An Ordinary Evening
in New Haven"
Not so luminous . . .
A related text —
The source —
This journal five years ago today . . .
Charles Taylor's remarks in the previous post — on beauty and truth —
suggest a less austere look at these topics —
A more recent look at the date October 22 —
Commonweal Magazine on October 16 —
Compare and contrast . . .
Illustration of a title by George Mackey —
An author in a New York Times article today —
“I like stories which feel like the back of another story,
like beyond this story, there’s a different story, and
we’re just seeing glimpses of that story,” she said.
Other quotes (click to enlarge) . . .
See as well other posts tagged Dark Star . . . and Wikipedia.
The above hallucinatory geography was suggested by an Instagram
post about a Kane PA meeting at a building named Six&Kane, for
a route number and the city name.
(Not related to either the novel Numberland
or the novel Twinkle, Twinkle, Killer Kane.)
The structures of the title are the even subsets of a six-set and of
an eight-set, viewed modulo set complementation.
The "Brick Space" model of PG(5,2) —
For the M24 relationship between these spaces, of 15 and of 63 points,
see G. M. Conwell's 1910 paper "The 3-Space PG (3,2) and Its Group,"
as well as Conwell heptads in this journal.
Description of a book to be published in November —
Note the phrase "underlying combinatorial structure." AI scholium —
A Tuesday dies natalis —
From the Log24 post "Verbum" (Saturday, February 18, 2017).
A different Tuesday —
Tuesday Weld in the 1972 film of Didion's Play It As It Lays :
Note the making of a matching pattern.
“Looking carefully at Golay’s code
is like staring into the sun.”
I do not recommend such staring.
Less hazardous views from Google today—
My own interests tend towards . . . not BRICS, but bricks —
I look forward to the November publication of . . .
Rothko — "… the elimination of all obstacles between the painter and
the idea, and between the idea and the observer."
Walker Percy has similarly discussed elimination of obstacles between
the speaker and the word, and between the word and the hearer.
Click images to enlarge.
Related mathematics —
The source: http://finitegeometry.org/sc/gen/typednotes.html.
A document from the above image —
AN INVARIANCE OF SYMMETRY BY STEVEN H. CULLINANE
We present a simple, surprising, and beautiful combinatorial
DEFINITION. A delta transform of a square array over a 4-set is
THEOREM. Every delta transform of the Klein group table has
PROOF (Sketch). The Klein group is the additive group of GF (4);
All delta transforms of the 45 matrices in the algebra generated by
THEOREM. If 1 m ≤ n2+2, there is an algebra of 4m
An induction proof constructs sets of basis matrices that yield REFERENCE S. H. Cullinane, Diamond theory (preprint). |
Update of 1:12 AM ET on Friday, Oct. 25, 2024 —
The above "invariance of symmetry" document was written in 1978
for submission to the "Research Announcements" section of the
Bulletin of the American Mathematical Society . This pro forma
submission was, of course, rejected. Though written before
I learned of similar underlying structures in the 1974 work of
R. T. Curtis on his "Miracle Octad Generator," it is not without
relevance to his work.
I recommend . . .
https://www.amazon.com/
Ingathering-Complete-People-Stories-Henderson-ebook/
dp/B0878RMD5D/ .
Some will prefer Exodus 23:16.
Related philosophy —
Descartes and the Tents of Armageddon (Galois's birthday, 2007).
Related art —
https://claude.site/artifacts/3c1ce26b-4664-448c-87df-c20802053eea .
Update on Oct. 28, 2024 —
For a newer version by a different AI, Websim, see Diamond Theorem Studio.
James Hillman
EGALITARIAN TYPOLOGIES
VERSUS THE PERCEPTION OF THE UNIQUE
“The kind of movement Olson urges is an inward deepening of the image,
an in-sighting of the superimposed levels of significance within it.
This is the very mode that Jung suggested for grasping dreams —
not as a sequence in time, but as revolving around a nodal complex.”
See as well "True Grids" (Log24, August 9, 2018).
The Wikipedia "Truchet tiles" article shown above illustrates Hillman's
"superimposed levels of significance."
For more levels, see Wang on Gõdel and other posts tagged For Stella Maris.
Below — The New York Times quotes its 1947 article on the opening
of a new college FM radio station. Vide the full article, in which the apt
Scylla-Charybdis metaphor was based on remarks by a Fordham Jesuit.
"Mephistopheles is not your name
I know what you're up to just the same
I will listen hard to your tuition
You will see it come to its fruition"
— Sting
The Fordham Jesuit of 1947 seems greatly superior to the Jesuits of today.
See Fordham in this journal.
Update of 1:57 AM ET Tuesday, October 22, 2024 —
See "Jesuit West Side" Story.
In lieu of a hip Jesuit, vide "Sofia Coppola and All the Sad Girls"
by Emily Yoshida in The New York Times on the date of the above
"Teorema" post . . . November 10, 2023.
"By a knight of ghosts and shadows . . . ."
The "Lindenhurst" on the above map suggests an Irrelevant
geographic history note, and a scholium . . .
A Wroclaw image from 2011 in which a version of my own work appears —
Ekphrasis of the Cullinane-Lyche wall above . . .
From The Golden Key by George MacDonald "We must find the country from which the shadows come," said Mossy. "We must, dear Mossy," responded Tangle. "What if your golden key should be the key to it?" "Ah! that would be grand," returned Mossy. |
"Now he believed that where there was a key,
there must also be a lock…."
From The Golden Key by George MacDonald "We must find the country from which the shadows come," said Mossy. "We must, dear Mossy," responded Tangle. "What if your golden key should be the key to it?" "Ah! that would be grand," returned Mossy. |
* See also, in this journal, Saturday night's Spotlight Revisited.
Office scene from "Spotlight," a 2015 film about The Boston Globe.
More in the spirit of Beetlejuice than of Spotlight … A flashback
suggested by today's previous post —
From The Harvard Crimson on Tuesday, October 15 . . .
From Google Search tonight . . .
Update of 12:10 PM EDT October 19 — AI Overview from Google —
The Google AI Overview now includes an illustration and mentions a
new technique ("map systems") which may eventually be generalized.
The phrase "the laughing stock of the rally" suggests a flashback . . .
Related tunes — "Hot Rod Lincoln" and
"Junk in the Trunk" (Planet Booty, YouTube, Feb. 27, 2019)
The boingboing.net news story in the previous post suggests
a rather infantile version of the novel Gerald's Party by the late
Robert Coover . . .
Those not wanting to be infantilized may prefer the red pill.
And then there is Kate Moss —
Sculpture of Kate Moss in Oslo mall.
More seriously . . . Hemingway moss —
"In the meantime we had found out how to beat the erosion of the fiesta and get away from the noise that was getting on the nerves of some of the more valued members of our group. It was to leave in the forenoon and drive up the Irati River above Aoiz and picnic and swim and then drive back in time for the bullfights. Each day we drove further up that lovely trout stream into the great virgin forest of the Irati that was unchanged since the time of the Druids. I had expected it would all be cut and destroyed but it was still the last great forest of the Middle Ages with its great beeches and its centuries-old carpet of moss that was softer and lovelier to lie on than anything in the world. And each day we went farther and farther into it, getting back later to the fights until, finally, we skipped the final fight, the novillada, and penetrated to a place I will give no details on because we want to go back there again and not find fifty cars or jeeps have found it." — From The Dangerous Summer by Ernest Hemingway |
"When logic and proportion have fallen sloppy dead . . . ."
This book was not in the original novel, and its title is plagiarized.
Blame screenwriter Scott Frank, not Gambit author Walter Tevis.
"Sometimes 'nothing' can be . . . ."
"Failure to communicate?"
Related cinematic art:
This journal on October 7th —
For fans of the late Robert Coover’s novel Gerald’s Party Tags: Best Position — m759 @ 3:47 pm From part two of the recent film triptych "Kinds of Kindness" . . . Window with Couch and Cat —
|
We open for limited-time releases featuring products
designed and created by artist Lois van Baarle (aka Loish)."
Webpage bottom line . . .
"Created by Loish and SPACEPANDA, Inc."
See Blue-Green lyrics.
Related material . . .
"…we could go back to my hotel in Beverly Hills, order some room service…."
— August Moon singer in "The Idea of You"
Image linked to in the post "Hotel Art ," August 14, 2024.
" Blue-green colors flashin' " —
NPRC.org is not, as far as I know, affiliated with NPR.org.
Also not affiliated with the Church of Synchronology.
The sneering reference to a fictional boy band in the recent film
"The Idea of You" as "so seventh-grade" suggests a flashback to
the seventh-grade class where I first encountered platonic solids.
The school where the class was given is apparently no longer
a school, but on the bright side . . .
See as well yesterday's 8:59 AM post.
Blackout courtesy of Hollywood DRM.
Related material from this journal on September 25, 2024 —
The Narnia Catechism: Is it Time Variants or Time Variance ?
Facebook Story today —
Another Manic Pixie Monday
Song lyric — "Somewhere . . ."
Real estate motto— Location, Location, Location.
Illustration— The fire leap scene from Wicker Man
The above image was suggested in part by
the thumb-up icon this morning in a Facebook
comment reply . . .
The lyrics in question were those of "Total Eclipse of the Heart."
My favorite line in those lyrics is "Turn around, Bright Eyes."
A recent film illustration of that line —
Stag Party illustration . . .
"Going down? Share full art!"
Fans of the Mark Helprin novel Refiner's Fire
may prefer today's previous post.
Related material —
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I personally prefer . . .
https://www.google.com/search?&q=brown+bunny+billboard .
From the Feast of St. Nicholas last year —
Related cutural artifacts: Maniac the series, and Maniac the book.
"When things go bonkers, you have to adapt." — From "Furiosa" (2024)
See as well this journal on the day of Helgason's death.
For Case Study Films, an application of the philosophy
in today's earlier posts . . .
"Time is the moving image of eternity." — Plato (paraphrased)
Summary, as an illustration of a title by George Mackey —
A more recent famous saying . . .
"Before time began, there was the Cube." — Optimus Prime
Since it is part of the cube, the square figure above
may be seen as a representation of eternity. (The circle,
familiar to us as a clock face, of course represents time.)
Image reposted here on 9 October last year —
Moulin Bleu
Kaleidoscope turning…
Shifting pattern
within unalterable structure…
— Roger Zelazny, Eye of Cat
Instagram today —
Related art —
From part two of the recent film triptych "Kinds of Kindness" . . .
Window with Couch and Cat —
Roman answer: X
Whanganui answer: Also X
Graphic answer: Hexagram 14
Art History answer: The Ten O'Clock
Midrash on "Red One Down" —
Among the usual suspects:
This journal later that September . . .
Some cultural background —
Click to enlarge —
Also from Walpurgisnacht 2024 — Vuelo de Brujas.
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