
Saturday, February 28, 2026
Seeking the Path:
Pataphysics and String Theory

Pataphysics and String Theory
Timeless
Scholium
O fearful meditation!
Where, alack,
Shall time’s best jewel
from time’s chest lie hid?
— Shakespeare, Sonnet 65
Wag the Tag . . . Continues.
The "Tag" of the above title is, in this case, the Log24 tag "Atman."
In Memory of Catherine O’Hara
Best in Show!
http://www.log24.com/log/pix11C/111202-NatalieWood_with_Poodle.jpg

For Langer and Percy* — A February Omega
Annals of Associative Logic:
Rodan-Rodin AI Overview
Rodan-Rodin AI Overview
Friday, February 27, 2026
♫ “February Made Me Shiver” . . . A Seventh Seal
Ursuline* History
"She studied at the Ursuline Nuns Academy in Vienna"
*

For Cairo Sweet: Pristine
On author Henry Miller —
"Everything registers with pristine clearness."
— Lawrence Durell in Alexandria, 1945
From a search in this journal for "Pristine" —
I prefer this to the taxi driver's version
in "Leaving Las Vegas" —

Thoreau Meets Lynch . . . Fishing in the Time Stream
Interior View . . .

The Lotus Rock
"Derived Canons" —
For James Joyce, courtesy of Guillermo del Toro.
I prefer the flower window illustrated here
on December 29, 2025 —
Related reading . . .
Thursday, February 26, 2026
Tiny Words, Big Show
Wednesday, February 25, 2026
Diagrams
Not So Blank —
McLuhan's "Retrieves" part —
From Hudson's 1905 classic
Kummer's Quartic Surface —
For those who prefer bullshit, a first-rate example of the genre —
Tuesday, February 24, 2026
“J3, Marshall . . . Marshall, J3.”
Monday, February 23, 2026
A Mardi Gras Dies Natalis:
Two Vehicles for Introspection

Two Vehicles for Introspection
Dies Natalis Art Supplies
The following Log24 illustration from Ash Wednesday was
suggested by yesterday's New York Times report of a dies natalis
on that day —
Those who do not observe Ash Wednesday may prefer
a "dust to dust" post from Oct. 23, 2025 —
the publication date of Philip Pullman's novel
The Rose Field (The Book of Dust, Volume Three).
Decomposition Theory
For some group actions on simpler decompositions — in finite spaces — of
point-sets at the vertices of n-dimensional cubes into point-sets at the vertices
of the cubes' n-2-dimensional subcubes . . . See the Feb. 13, 2026, post
Cube Space as well as the post below from the date of Daverman's death —
Another finite-geometry decomposition result that can be applied to the
representation, by 8-set-four-colorings, of lines in the Klein quadric —





























