“The key is the cocktail that begins the proceedings.”
– Brian Harley, Mate in Two Moves
See also yesterday's Endgame , as well as Play and Interplay
from April 28… and, as a key, the following passage from
an earlier April 28 post—
| Euclidean geometry has long been applied to physics; Galois geometry has not. The cited webpage describes the interplay of both sorts of geometry— Euclidean and Galois, continuous and discrete— within physical space— if not within the space of physics . |
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