Heh, I have to wonder who drew that diagram of the Platonic solids corresponding to elements. (Kepler? Looking it up, apparently so.) What's funny is not the

Heh, I have to wonder who drew that diagram of the Platonic solids corresponding to elements. (Kepler? Looking it up, apparently so.) What's funny is not the mysticism of it, but that the mysticism has been done in a blatantly arbitrary fashion -- if it's to be even slightly credible, obviously the tetrahedron and the dodecahedron should be swapped, so that fire is dual to water and so that the ether is self-dual!