Log24

On "framing" and "spin"
in journalism:

"… Packaging is unavoidable.
Facts rarely, if ever, 
  speak for themselves."

— Matthew C. Nisbet,  
Assistant Professor
  of "Communication,"
June 6, 2007

If they could, they might
say "We was framed!"

Facts cannot, of course,
speak for themselves
to those who do not
understand their language.

Example:

A picture that appeared in
Log24 on June 7, 2005:

Click for details.

Attempt to
frame the picture:

Analogies

"A functor is an analogy."
— Anonymous

  The best mathematicians "see
analogies between analogies."
— Banach, according to Ulam 

For further details,
click on the link
"Analogies" above.

See also the analogies in
the previous entry.

From the May 6, 2007,
New York Times,
Charles McGrath on
Philip K. Dick:

Click to enlarge.

As for "the thing with
three souls"–

Part I:
"Educate, Empower, Entertain"
— Motto of Yolanda King

Part II:
Three universities
(but not those of
Martin Myerson)–
Princeton, Harvard, Cambridge