The previous post suggests a phrase by George Mackey from a classic
1980 mathematics paper — "the exploitation of symmetry."
Another approach to exploitation, in a flashback to Sept. 9 last year . . .
See too the 2021 film "Last Night in Soho" and . . .
Friday, September 1, 2023
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An animated GIF that shows the basic unit for
the "design cube" pages at finitegeometry.org —
From a post of Dec. 8, 2010, the (somewhat) related Stella Octangula —
From "The Midrash Jazz Quartet Plays the Standards" —
“… and the song of love’s recision is the music of the spheres.”
— E. L. Doctorow, City of God
(Quoted here on Dec. 20, 2020.)
Related imagery from Log24 on January 4, 2023 —
The previous post linked to a review by David Ehrlich of the film
"Dog Years," starring Burt Reynolds. The review was dated April 26, 2017.
Also on that date . . .
This post from 2017 deals with the mathematics of "diamond theory,"
an approach to models of finite geometry.
Related philosophy —
The "diamond theory" of truth, as opposed to the "story theory."
(See Richard Trudeau, The Non-Euclidean Revolution.)
For those who prefer the story theory, there is, for instance,
the novel City of God by E. L. Doctorow —
"In the Garden of Adding
Live Even and Odd…."
From November 13, 2005 —
Detail from a Log24 post of September 23, 2019 —
Cartoon by Ellie Black in The New Yorker , uploaded there on the above date.
Images from this journal related to the above cartoon —
(Click images for related posts.)
A sketch adapted from Girl Scouts of Palo Alto —
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