A sequel suggested by Jaime King’s Instagram yesterday —


” . . . one person’s favorite comedy might be a wrenching drama to someone else.”
— The Atlantic promotional email by film critic David Sims on Saturday,
November 28, 2020, 11:37 AM ET.
See as well “Star Quality: Mirror Guy” (this journal, 12:30 PM ET on Saturday,
November 28, 2020, the reported date of death for Darth Vader actor
David Prowse).
For the Dr. Seuss School of
Neuropsychopharmacology —
From the school itself —
Related material — Pilgrim's Progress in this journal and . . .
an image from Log24 on December 8, 2012 —
See as well "To Think That It Happened on Prescott Street"
and related posts.
A nostalgia pill for Watchmen fans.
For Harvard Watchmen fans, a link to 2346:
http://m759.net/wordpress/?p=2346 —

See also, in memory of a Northfield, Minnesota, professor
of mathematics who reportedly died on October 28 —
Posts tagged Olaf Gate.
Perhaps Affleck's rendition of "Aquellos Ojos Verdes " will help.
See Hollywood Moment (January 22, 2018).
For the title, see the previous post as well as Prescott Street
and Psychedelic Club in this journal.
Some related art —

“This man may turn you green with envy” — TIME cover, 1/16/1989.
See as well the previous post, with some art
from earlier in January 1989.

Related material — The “box” version of I Ching hexagram 46,
“pushing upward,” in the lower right corner of the following art,
dated 1/6/89 (Epiphany 1989) —
See this evening’s New York Times obituary for the figure below,
who reportedly died today.
IAS is the Institute for Advanced Study at Princeton, NJ.
For more IAS rhetoric, see yesterday evening’s post on
The Building-Block Metaphor.

Related material — See Cleavage .
“In the garden of Adding,
Live Even and Odd….”
— The Midrash Jazz Quartet in
City of God , by E. L. Doctorow

Related material — Schoolgirls and Six-Set Geometry.
See also another item from the above phosphodiester bond date —
September 21, 2015 —
A song for King's band, The Rock Bottom Remainders —
"Hey, good-lookin', whatcha got cookin'?"
The previous post, “A Fine Knife Edge,” suggests . . .
“Any theory or finding, especially if controversial,
always rests on a fine knife edge….”
“It is a truism that nothing is sadder than
the murder of a beautiful theory by a nasty little fact.”
— Statements by one Irving Rothchild in his article
“Induction, Deduction and the Scientific Method”
See as well this journal on the above Nasty Little Man date —
“compelling formula” vs. “intricate complexity.”
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