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Space Race

 Japanese character  for "field" This morning's leading New York Times  obituaries— For other remarks on space, see Galois + Space in this  journal.

Speeds

The Speed of Thought "I love  Quicksilver. I've been using it since nearly the beginning, and I cannot live without it…. I just type, and things happen, pretty…

Wrap Party

"The serpent's eyes shine As he wraps around the vine" — Don Henley, lyric from     1995 Greatest Hits  album "…the film proceeds with implacable logic…." —…

Quicksilver vs. Bat-Crazed and Moony

The Acceptance Speech Award "A humble master with a quicksilver imagination" — Daniel Day-Lewis on Steven Spielberg, acceptance speech at Sunday night's Golden Globe Awards "Robert [Downey Jr.],…

Best Music

Happy Birthday to Lawrence Kasdan.

Moses Supposes

See also… Spelling Bee: Manifesto I vs. Manifesto II— I   The Commonist Manifesto II  The Anti-Commonist Manifesto Google's Choice: The People's Choice:

Spinning in Infinity

A note for day 13 of 2013 How the cube's 13 symmetry planes*  are related to the finite projective plane of order 3, with 13 points and 13 lines—…

Puzzles

The late Aaron Swartz on a 1978 psychological study— "But the puzzles kept coming— and they kept getting harder. 'This isn’t fun anymore,' the kids cried. But still,…

Crown Heights Story

See yesterday's post "There Will Be Aaron" (about a death in Crown Heights, Brooklyn) and earlier posts now tagged "Sorkin." Related material— Delphic.

There Will Be Aaron

I learned this afternoon of a significant death: See a NY Times  obit and "RIP, Aaron Swartz." The latter quotes Swartz himself: "Obviously shades of Sinclair here…" Related material: …