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by novosel 4y ago
I am not so sure. The older folks would be full on it, but they are not the target group. The younger could be interested in a (hipster) ironic way.
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by novosel 4y ago
You thought right. I would also like to recommend a (?)recent(2011) paper investigating perpetual accelerando rhythms (no affiliation). (note to myself -- too many brackets) D. Stowell, Scheduling and composing with Risset eternal acceleran
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by novosel 4y ago
I've done a triple-take on this also. For some reason I thought of differentiation in the state-space. Which is, off-course, oximoronic. Fuzzy logic-like on n-th degree???
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by novosel 4y ago
Well,it looks like the author was going to make some kind of a statement, or a ,,move" into the final argument, but the line of reasoning was cut off. I rather liked the pyramidal-clumping-inherent-instability concept. But, just when i
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by novosel 4y ago
I would kindly refer anyone interested -- to the works of Raymond Russel that really started the whole thing. Also, I would recommend the book of Foucault dedicated to his work (only one of this kind in his oeuvre), called Death and The Lab
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by novosel 4y ago
I am aware of their existence, but they are not (?) available in my region, so I make them for my self. I use them to stretch a watercolor papers. I paint the Kraft paper with a PVA glue and, when dried, cut it into strips.
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by novosel 5y ago
I would also recommend: Étienne Souriau, Two Hundred Thousand Dramatic Situations.
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by novosel 5y ago
Yes. But I always assumed causation is direction-agnostic. I tend to think of it as a topological structure.
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by novosel 5y ago
I would like to hear (read) Melville's Bartebly's genius response in other languages. For my part: Radije ne bih. (Serbian)
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by novosel 5y ago
I agree with you. That is also my personal mode of operation. I see the value in the outline approach, but it is, in my opinion, limited to a certain kind of writing. Where the work of thinking about the subject is already there. But there
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by novosel 5y ago
https://www.wikiart.org/en/rene-magritte
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by novosel 5y ago
Lolita, light of my life, fire of my loins. My sin, my soul. Lo-lee-ta: the tip of the tongue taking a trip of three steps down the palate to tap, at three, on the teeth. Lo. Lee. Ta.
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by novosel 5y ago
And, where will You find it? (The new government I mean) Things are, The Reality is, much more complicated.
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by novosel 5y ago
Yes, yes. Culturally speaking, but I was (am) aiming at the more formal aspect of the concept. Like a fractal side-kick.
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by novosel 5y ago
Disregarding completely your original argument, but the "saturated form" concept is a strike of genius.
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by novosel 5y ago
Yes, with Chladni oscillation figures formed with changable/programmable vessel boundary geometries.
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by novosel 5y ago
Wright brothers were also quoted saying that they can make this table fly (the table where the interview was taking place at) if they could have a powerful enough motor at hand. This was, of course, after the first man flight was achieved.
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by novosel 5y ago
Fair point, it was stated in an ironic mode, but, I think, help's bringing a wider context in play.
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by novosel 5y ago
We must not forget to mention Einstein, who also was in the habit of taking naps in a an armchair while holding a rock in his hand.
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by novosel 5y ago
It was (and still is) widely used in printing industries (transfer ink, lithographic ink), in arts (India ink is basically a black pigment suspended in borax solution of shellac), in paints (addition of shellac to acrylic water-based paint
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by novosel 5y ago
I have found that feeling described best in the Either/Or of Kierkegaard. The chapter called The Unhappiest Man. Putting aside the dramatic overtone of the piece, the temporal logic, or rather dialectical swoon of the one that is livi
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by novosel 5y ago
Just stating the obvious. All people writing with a fountain pen know that writing in notebooks of any sort is more pleasant when said notebook is rotated 90 degrees, with its spine going across. From left to right. Then, the angle of the p
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by novosel 5y ago
Great concept, love it. But yeah, it works only with a mouse/tablet interface. Wondering whether 1to1 mapping of the (input device)TOscreen makes a difference. Where dragging, multiple repositioning of the cursor, targeting the positio
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by novosel 5y ago
Kurac is (je) slavic word for a Dick. I am not sure how I found this page, and I am not sure why I am showing this. I see there is a possibility that this could be interpreted as offensive. If that would be so, I will gladly shut down this
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by novosel 5y ago
You could try downloading it. https://www.youtubepp.com/watch?v=uUz_vA06ffA
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by novosel 5y ago
edit -- I have misread Your comment.
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by novosel 5y ago
There is a Russian saying: Who is a wise man? The one that always seeks to occupy the smallest place/room. Nota Bene: I am not a Russian, but simply encountered this formulation several times.
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by novosel 5y ago
They are not really playing in the same ring, nor indeed championing compatible world-views. That said, I am very fond of older Francis Bacon's book Sylva Sylvarum . It being deliciously on the edge between Natural Philosophy of old a
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by novosel 5y ago
I highly recommend Michael Peppiatt's Francis Bacon: Anatomy of an Enigma for anyone interested in Bacon. A lot of a first-hand information on the man, the times.
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by novosel 5y ago
I've seen the film. Interesting atmosphere, digital effects are somewhat dated (think 90ies video), practical effect are fine. I am not a manga reader, so it may have flown over my head. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki&#x

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