A web search for the author Cameron McEwen mentioned
in today's noon post was unsuccessful, but it did yield an
essay, quite possibly by a different Cameron McEwen, on
"The fundamental difference between analog
and digital systems may be understood as
underlying philosophical discourse since the Greeks."
The University of Bergen identifies the Wittgenstein
McEwen as associated with InteLex of Charlottesville.
The title of this post may serve to point out an analogy*
between the InteLex McEwen's analog-digital contrast
and the Euclidean-Galois contrast discussed previously
in this journal.
The latter contrast is exemplified in Pilate Goes to Kindergarten.
* An analogy, as it were, between analogies.