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whitney music box var. 11 - minute waltz - 60 keys, 60 seconds
A musical realization of the motion graphics of John Whitney as described in his book "digital harmony"
It was a car accident. Nothing particularly remarkable, but fatal nonetheless. You left behind a wife and two children.
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Have you guys seen Midnight in Paris yet? I highly recommend you check it out. Anyways, there’s this one scene where Ernest Hemingway is asked to read a book by another writer and he preemptively responds that he hates it, even though he hasn’t read it yet. When asked why he says, “If it’s bad, I’ll hate it. If it’s good, then I’ll be envious and hate it even more.
Ensign Software - ESPL: Dances of the Planets
The planets in the heavens move in exquisite orbital patterns, dancing to the Music of the Cosmos. There is more mathematical and geometric harmony than we realize. The idea for this article is from a book Larry Pesavento shared with me. The book, ' A Little Book of Coincidence ' by John Martineau, illustrates the orbital patterns and several of their geometrical relationships. .
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NIEHS Kids Page -- Optical Illusions
Gotcha! But the rest of these optical illusions are on the level. What are illusions? Illusions trick us into perceiving something differently than it actually exists, so what we see does not correspond to physical reality. Hence, the word illusion comes from the Latin verb illudere meaning, "to mock."
Literary Review: ‘Psychedelic Psychiatry – LSD from Campus to Clinic’ by Erika Dyck « Psychedelic Press UK
Originally published in 2008 ‘Psychedelic Psychiatry – LSD from Clinic to Campus’ by the historian Erika Dyck is an excellent, scholarly study into an important slice of LSD history. Mainly concerned with psychiatric LSD research in Canada, the text unpicks with some excellent research, some of the most interesting and important episodes in LSD’s short history, and goes a long way to re-establishing the hallucinogen, in its earliest form, as part of the medical discourse. The central figure in Dyck’s history of psychiatric LSD research is Dr. Humphry Osmond (1917-2004). Osmond moved from London, England to Weyburn, Canada in October 1951.
Why couldn’t I have been shown this in maths class?
Yeah, Math in the US is currently all about the end result and nothing about the actual logic involved. We are taught to memorize different formulas, but we never even discuss WHY or HOW. Indeed, if one asks those questions, the only answer that anyone ever gets is that why don’t you just understand?