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Fondant Physics(tikalon.com)
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Spatial Fourier Transform vs. Temporal(electroagenda.com)
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Little Mathematics Library(mirtitles.org)
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by the-mitr 3y ago
Jodorowsky's worlds are a delight to read as are his films very unusual visuals in both.
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by the-mitr 3y ago
Add to the list Frank Miller's Ronin
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by the-mitr 3y ago
thanks for sharing this, examples are well chosen with detailed commentary
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by the-mitr 3y ago
this might be a one of the great finds of all times, perhaps some indication for a Silurian hypothesis. or a sub-subterranean species with a civilisation?
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Engraving(metmuseum.org)
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Reading Rebus(readingrebus.com)
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The Dark History Oppenheimer Didn’t Show(wired.com)
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by the-mitr 3y ago
polarization always existed, social media has amplified it and not created it
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by the-mitr 3y ago
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Horseshoe_theory
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Non-Euclidean Geometry Online: A Guide to Resources (2008)(pi.math.cornell.edu)
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Dear Mark Zuckerberg: Don’t Fight Elon Musk in the Las Vegas Octagon(wired.com)
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by the-mitr 3y ago
in case of cosmology Halton Arp's Seeing Red might be of interest https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Halton_Arp https://archive.org/details/halton-arp-seeing-red-red-shift-...
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The Sourcebook Project (Catalog of Anomalies) (2021)(science-frontiers.com)
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by the-mitr 3y ago
Though now out of print, several of these are available on the Internet Archive.
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Apple argues that removable batteries add a potential failure point to phones(techspot.com)
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The Curious Case of Alice in Wonderland Syndrome(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
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The Psychological Depths of Rock-Paper-Scissors(thereader.mitpress.mit.edu)
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by the-mitr 3y ago
What people also tend to misunderstand that Popper and also logical positivists provided a normative picture of what science ought to be be, rather than what it is. This naive normative picture of the scientific method was (perhaps even
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Ways of Seeing – John Berger (1972) [video](youtube.com)
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Ask HN: Alternatives to Grammarly?
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Why is c the symbol for the speed of light? (1997)(math.ucr.edu)
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by the-mitr 3y ago
no, that is the point of the paper, even with infinite computing power you could not predict. it is a very strong case against reductionism in science. The phenomenological examples he considers in the paper cannot be derived from basic p
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by the-mitr 3y ago
More is Different by P. W. Anderson (1972)'arguing that “at each level of complexity entirely new properties appear” — that is, although, for example, chemistry is subject to the laws of physics, we cannot infer the field of chemistry
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by the-mitr 3y ago
also related is Marvin Minsky's idea of negative expertise https://web.media.mit.edu/~minsky/papers/NegExp.mss.txt
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JWST Might Have Spotted the First Dark Matter Stars(scientificamerican.com)
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by the-mitr 3y ago
In my teens, just I was learning Photoshop (early 2000), I got a copy of their book The Photo designs of Hipgnosis: The Goodbye Look. I was mind blown of things by seeing that could be done to an image without a computer. For a burn effect
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India’s Bank of Baroda tampered with accounts to flog app(aljazeera.com)
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