For related rotations, see
"Turn your head around."
(Now tagged as "The Turning")
Related geometric meditations —
For related rotations, see
"Turn your head around."
(Now tagged as "The Turning")
Related geometric meditations —
From Log24 on Epiphany 2012 —
A version of the Zemeckis Cube —
* See Turning Nine (Log24, Nov. 8, 2021).
"Business-wise, Magic is working—Bloomberg reported
that the game brought in $500 million in revenue last year.
Hasbro owns Monopoly and Scrabble, but Magic is its top
game brand. . . .
The idea of using a card mechanic to generate story has
precedent—the Italian postmodern writer Italo Calvino
generated an entire novel based on drawing from a
tarot card deck. Games provide frameworks that miniaturize
and represent idealized realities; so do narratives."
— Adam Rogers, Sunday, July 21, 2019, at Wired
"The Esper party began . . ." —
Life of the Party From Stephen King's Dreamcatcher :
From Alfred Bester's The Demolished Man :
From Anne McCaffrey's To Ride Pegasus :
"… it's going to be accomplished in steps, this |
Adam Rogers at Wired as quoted above —
"The idea of using a card mechanic to generate story
has precedent. . . ."
See The Greater Trumps .
Epiphany 2012: An Exercise
in Bulk Apperception
This post was suggested by . . .
a New Orleans song as played by Bix Beiderbecke,
by a trailer for a new Zemeckis film that appeared at YouTube
on the way to the New Orleans song, and by
the longing for Bix by Mira Sorvino in "Intruders."
The YouTube Bix date, Jan. 6, 2012, suggested a trip back
to that date via a Zemeckis Cube (see "Ready Player One.")
From Log24 on Epiphany 2012 —
A version of the Zemeckis Cube —
From the Zemeckis trailer —
* See a Log24 search for Mira + Intruders.
"Lord knows when the cold wind blows
it'll turn your head around."
— James Taylor, "Fire and Rain"
Ricky Jay's head turns around in "The Amazing Maleeni,"
episode 8 of season 7 of "The X-Files."
"It was the middle of summer, but
the cold wind blew in full force."
— David Kushner, Jonny Magic and the Card Shark Kids
(Quoted here in House of Cards, June 11, 2014,
a post on magic, cards, and Multnomah County.)
Related material:
Recent posts on artist Otto Piene and the Whiskey Bar song,
as well as the following Multnomah County story from yesterday's
online NY Times :
"The wind of change is blowing throughout the continent.
Whether we like it or not, this growth of national consciousness
is a political fact."— Prime Minister Harold Macmillan,
South Africa, 1960
"Lord knows when the cold wind blows
it'll turn your head around." — James Taylor
From a Log24 post of August 27, 2011:
For related remarks on "national consciousness," see Frantz Fanon.
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