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Painter who can describe CH
At Gallery House, there are two cityscapes of NYC by Mitun (Balman) who also, I discovered, studied math well enough to, several years later, after Berkeley, describe CH (by Paul J. Cohen) with considerable depth. I wish I could have … Continue reading
Posted in math, math - films about, sex, this blue marble
Tagged joseph campbell, mitun balman, paul j. cohen
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Baby’s on fire!
Today is my 20,000th day on earth celebration — i’m actually from the Sun. I’m going to go to gym, then walk the dog, then go catch the very first showing of the long awaited “Aquaman” starring my favorite of … Continue reading
Posted in art, ethniceities, film, filthy lucre, math - films about, media, sex, sf moma, sports, this blue marble
Tagged aquaman, caroleen beatty, new york times
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Lunacy as white privileged and ‘Columbus’: Neil Degrasse Tyson w Mark Twain
We believe, because historians tell us, that Christopher Columbus tricked to indigenous islanders into giving him food by causing a lunar eclipse in 1503. I was just reading about this I wonder if that’s why my smart phone suggested I … Continue reading
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Tagged Christopher Columbus, mark twain, Neil degrasse Tyson
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