"No puzzle has exercised more fascination
upon writers interested in the history of mathematics."
— Sir Thomas Little Heath, quoted by Mark Dominus in
his journal "The Universe of Discourse" on January 22, 2009.
If synchronicity is admitted to the universe of discourse,
a post in this journal on that same date may be of interest.
Click image for some background.
Context:
and the following post from last October:
* Who is Kearney? See, for instance, this book.
The previous post discussed some fundamentals of logic.
The name “Boole” in that post naturally suggests the
concept of Boolean algebra . This is not the algebra
needed for Galois geometry . See below.
Some, like Dan Brown, prefer to interpret symbols using
religion, not logic. They may consult Diamond Mandorla,
as well as Blade and Chalice, in this journal.
See also yesterday’s Universe of Discourse.
Related material: "universe of discourse"—
A Raven's Remark—
Related material:
Fish Story, Object Lesson, The Universe of Discourse,
Archimedes's Approximation of Pi, and…
From the 1984 New Orleans film Tightrope—
Related material: Walking the Tightrope and Transgressing.
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