From "Ready Player Meets the Night Clerk,"
a montage of 12 Aug. 2020 —
Related material —
"Cinderella's turnin' up with Snow White
It's where the wild things are
It's where the wild things are (Ooh-ooh-ooh-ooh, woo)
It's where my heart's gon' start (Ooh, ooh-ooh)
It's where the wild things are (Ooh)
Put your fucking glasses up (Ooh-woo)"
At Luisa's Mexican Restaurant . . .
Last Sunday:
A week later:
From a recent Instagram story —
A related ghost writer —
Update of 11:22 PM ET the same day (Sept. 19, 2021) —
"The metaphor for metamorphosis no keys unlock." — Cullinane, 1986
See as well a different Franz.
The date of the Rubber Ducky article in the previous post was . . .
November 11, 2019.
Synchronology check:
* A phrase by Woody Allen (NY Times , May 5, 2011).
The above Quanta article mentions
"Maryna Viazovska’s 2016 discovery of the most efficient
ways of packing spheres in dimensions eight and 24."
From a course to be taught by Viazovska next spring:
The Lovasz reference suggests a review of my own webpage
Cube Space, 1984-2003.
See as well a review of Log24 posts on Packing.
Click the image below for "Story Theory and the Number of the Beast"
(the latter, a Heinlein novel).
See also "Story Space."
The title of the previous post, "Ground Omega," suggests a related nightmare . . .
A writer of fiction in the previous post —
"When we say a thing is unreal, we mean it is too real…."
Old joke —
"What you mean 'we,' paleface?"
At Ground Omega in the above My Hero Academia site —
"The twenty-four students are split into six groups of four…."
I prefer the similar splittings of the Curtis Omega —
"When we say a thing is unreal, we mean it is too real,
a phenomenon so unaccountable and yet so bound to
the power of objective fact that we can’t tilt it to the slant
of our perceptions." — DeLillo, 2001
See the remarks in the previous post by one D. G. Myers
of Ohio State University.
The title is from an August 31 book review —
More recent cultural news —
"Simplify, simplify." — Thoreau.
The 4-Point Dream
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