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The Monday Morning Memo

 

“Deliberation is the work of many men.
Action, of one alone.”

– Charles de Gaulle

“We didn’t lose the game;
we just ran out of time.”

– Vince Lombardi

Cognoscenti Mike Hayden, the genius who envisioned
the
 musical handrail on the library catwalk in the tower at
Wizard Academy, brings the amplituhedron to our attention.
The image below is clickable and opens a new page.
Yes. A new page.

And perhaps the beginning of a whole new chapter. 

“The problem with the future is that it keeps turning into the present.”
– Hobbes,
Calvin and Hobbes

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“By setting before his reader not just a problem or a passion or a crime, but the way in which that problem, passion, or crime is being presented, explored and understood by the literature and theater of his day, Cervantes had subtly begun the process of teaching his readers to divide themselves in two, to become at once the readers within the texts, whose emotions treat what’s happening as real, while remaining equally without, aware that it’s all just a story.”

- The Man Who Invented Fiction, p. 121-122

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