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Twelve Rules to Orient Thought(brooklynrail.org)
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New York City Subway Stairs (2012)(youtube.com)
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We are all mermaids in the womb. Sort of(nationalgeographic.com)
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"Zevin, who lives in Los Angeles with Canosa and their dogs, Frank, a pug mix, and Leia, a dachshund mix, is writing the screenplay for “Tomorrow, and Tomorrow, and Tomorrow,” a project that presents new narrative challenges." Is
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Agnès Varda(en.wikipedia.org)
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Making Up People / Ian Hacking (2006)(lrb.co.uk)
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Natura Non Facit Saltus(en.wikipedia.org)
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Meaning (Philosophy)(en.wikipedia.org)
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Absurdism(en.wikipedia.org)
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«Praised be the daring of all bold dreamers!»
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Song of the Falcon / Maxim Gorky(ruverses.com)
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Similarities Between Hurricanes and Galaxies(webcache.googleusercontent.com)
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The dark ages (Hidden Assumptions)(robwilson1.wordpress.com)
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What a free-thinking medieval Muslim can teach us about animal welfare(prospectmagazine.co.uk)
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To be compared with Wolfram's history of second law of thermodynamics https://writings.stephenwolfram.com/2023/02/a-50-year-quest-...
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The History of the Principle of the Conservation of Energy (Ernst Mach) [pdf](jscholarship.library.jhu.edu)
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Were there any other observations of this particle after its discovery, do you know? Is it rare, or is it commonplace?
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Perry E. Metzger: "Most are unaware of how much of space technology was theoretically anticipated and worked out by a handful of people decades before anyone actually tried to achieve orbit. Tsiolkovsky’s achievements, for example, are
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Konstantin Tsiolkovsky(en.wikipedia.org)
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"The Miletus of 2,600 years ago was a time and place in which the ability to read and write moved beyond a limited circle of elite scribes." Interesting. Any time access to knowledge becomes cheaper a revolution occurs. Or anytime
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"To us today [the caloric theory] might seem hacky and implausible (perhaps a little like dark matter, cosmological inflation, etc.)..."
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The Tangled History of the Second Law of Thermodynamics(writings.stephenwolfram.com)
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About the relationship between relativity theory and idealistic philosophy [pdf](personal.lse.ac.uk)
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Hanayo(en.wikipedia.org)
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Cormac McCarthy's Olivetti Lettera 32(classictypewriter.com)
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Constructivism(en.wikipedia.org)
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Youtube: https://youtu.be/PlytMrKfOFA
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The case for curiosity-driven research (Suzie Sheehy)(ted.com)
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Are there measurements of pi calculated by meausuring diameter and circumference? How many digits can that pi have?
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Sorites Paradox(en.wikipedia.org)
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