The previous post suggests a search in this journal
for "Deathtrap."
"Rubik’s Cube® used by permission
Rubik’s Brand Ltd. www.rubiks.com."
— Bernd Sturmfels, June-July 2016 Notices
of the American Mathematical Society ,
Volume 63, Number 6, page 605
"Tenser, said the Tensor …." — The Demolished Man
Max von Sydow in Branded (2012)
"If you would be a poet, create works capable of
answering the challenge of apocalyptic times,
even if this meaning sounds apocalyptic."
"It's a trap!"
— Ferlinghetti's friend Erik Bauersfeld,
who reportedly died yesterday at 93
* See also, in this journal, Galois Cube and Deathtrap.
“When life itself seems lunatic,
who knows where madness lies?”
— Man of La Mancha
Perhaps the late Sidney Lumet?
The setting for the Sidney Lumet film "Deathtrap" (1982)
For Autism Sunday —
Mathematician John von Neumann
reportedly died on this date.
“He belonged to that so-called
Hungarian phenomenon….”
— A webpage titled
“Von Neumann, Jewish Catholic”
Illustrations of another Hungarian phenomenon:
“Chase worked for years to make a movie of
‘The Threepenny Opera.’ He finally got it done in 1989 as
‘Mack the Knife,’ with Menahem Golan directing.”
— David Colker, LA Times obituary, Oct. 9, 2014
See also, from Tuesday, Oct. 7, 2014, the date of Chase’s death,
the Log24 posts Grids and Space, Concepts of Space, and As Is.
(Continued from Grids and Space and posts tagged Riddle for Caltech)
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