dear Alan, and all:
Thanks for your reply on the Watts Telescope launch, and you are enlightening
me about your confidence in astronomy's reach back in time, 13+ billion years
you think? reaching out to the furthest reaches of the universe, catching what
exactly? light rays or waves that stretc
Hi Johannes,
As the year draws to an end I like the idea of looking backward in time.
For me 2021 was mostly about studying Dante Alighieri's works and their effect
on the works of Leonardo. Like two black holes at the center of the modern
galaxy, these two figures perhaps more than any other
In light of Dawn of Everything - of which I am mixed although I Graeber's
Debt did change my life
I am reminded to this quote in the last chapter "For most of history...
the zone of ritual play constituted both a scientiļ¬c laboratory and, for
any given society, a repertory of knowledge and techniq
thanks Ruth and Eryk
The Kei Kreutler article managed to have me smile and "hope".
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Dear Eryk,
Thanks so much for your long and super-helpful response.
Some fragmented thoughts...
I LOLled at my discovery of the hidden pages ; ) Sorry about that. It seems
that my time in the "crypto tent" (as you put it) has conditioned me to
sniff out questions of funding and governance in blo
