The "Daily Beast" reference in the previous post suggests
a look at that title on the Web . . .
https://evelynwaughsociety.org/2016/the-daily-beast-on-the-daily-beast/ .
The date of that post was June 4, 2016.
For this journal on that date, see other posts now tagged June Sync.
Previous references in this journal to the "Church of Synchronology"
suggest a review of that phrase's source —
"The fine line between hokum and rational thinking
is precisely the point of The Lost Time Accidents ;
a brick of a book not just because of its length but
because of the density of both the prose and the
ideas it contains.
It is, in a nutshell, a sweeping historical novel that's
also a love story but is rooted in time-travel
science fiction and takes on as its subject
the meaning of time itself. This is no small endeavor."
— Janelle Brown in The Los Angeles Times
on February 4, 2016
See also …
From this morning's news, a cultural icon —
From November 18, 2015, four icons —
— the three favicons above, and the following:
"The editors are also grateful to
T. Kibble and Imperial College Press
for permission to reprint B. Zumino's paper
'Supersymmetry: A Personal View' . . . ."
— Preface to Symmetry in Mathematics and Physics
(AMS, 2009), a book based on talks at
a UCLA conference of Jan. 18-20, 2008
(For the book's title page, see yesterday morning's post Symmetry.)
This suggests a search in this journal for the term "supersymmetry."
That search yields some links that may be of further interest to
devotees of the Church of Synchronology.
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