But we do have record that the cross' title was written in Hebrew, Latin, and Greek. God certainly had a special plan for these languages: the language of God's Law, the language of human power, and the language of…
> It is also worth thinking about what Medieval people place at the very centre of the earth, and therefore the exact centre of the universe. You mean Satan, as depicted in Dante's Inferno, yes? Certainly Satan thinks…
I've posted this before[1], but I have a feeling you'll like Dirt Poor Robins' But Never a Key[2] and the concept album it lives in, Deadhorse. It begins: Algernon You won't need these flowers They've revoked the…
I encountered this kind of inconsistency with my Android phone, too (Samsung Galaxy S22). I think every time my alarm failed to go off it was because the phone had automatically updated its OS and restarted overnight,…
Hey, I think I read that back in high school! Guess I'm a plagiarist. More recently I've been reading some pre-Socratic excerpts with friends, and some Augustine—On Free Choice of the Will and De Musica—on my own. De…
> Meanwhile heaven is pretty bland and the angels come of as a bunch of milquetoasts. You reminded me of that Simpsons bit about Protestant Heaven vs Catholic Heaven: https://youtu.be/-4IletJ7-Tw
Webster's definition lacks the connotation of incompleteness, but otherwise you're spot on: http://www.websters1913.com/words/Palimpsest I guess it's possible for a palimpsest's erasure to be complete to the naked eye,…
The image halfway through the article says the forces are "twisting shear forces," which "twist one way [or] the other"—only two ways to twist! Maybe by "twisting" the author means that the field is one of torques…
I haven't read this, but I'm a fan of "But Never a Key," a song whose lyrics reference the story: https://dirtpoorrobins.bandcamp.com/track/but-never-a-key-de... https://open.spotify.com/track/5NXt7fGhxFGfU6h1m9x06A…
But we do have record that the cross' title was written in Hebrew, Latin, and Greek. God certainly had a special plan for these languages: the language of God's Law, the language of human power, and the language of…
> It is also worth thinking about what Medieval people place at the very centre of the earth, and therefore the exact centre of the universe. You mean Satan, as depicted in Dante's Inferno, yes? Certainly Satan thinks…
I've posted this before[1], but I have a feeling you'll like Dirt Poor Robins' But Never a Key[2] and the concept album it lives in, Deadhorse. It begins: Algernon You won't need these flowers They've revoked the…
I encountered this kind of inconsistency with my Android phone, too (Samsung Galaxy S22). I think every time my alarm failed to go off it was because the phone had automatically updated its OS and restarted overnight,…
Hey, I think I read that back in high school! Guess I'm a plagiarist. More recently I've been reading some pre-Socratic excerpts with friends, and some Augustine—On Free Choice of the Will and De Musica—on my own. De…
> Meanwhile heaven is pretty bland and the angels come of as a bunch of milquetoasts. You reminded me of that Simpsons bit about Protestant Heaven vs Catholic Heaven: https://youtu.be/-4IletJ7-Tw
Webster's definition lacks the connotation of incompleteness, but otherwise you're spot on: http://www.websters1913.com/words/Palimpsest I guess it's possible for a palimpsest's erasure to be complete to the naked eye,…
The image halfway through the article says the forces are "twisting shear forces," which "twist one way [or] the other"—only two ways to twist! Maybe by "twisting" the author means that the field is one of torques…
I haven't read this, but I'm a fan of "But Never a Key," a song whose lyrics reference the story: https://dirtpoorrobins.bandcamp.com/track/but-never-a-key-de... https://open.spotify.com/track/5NXt7fGhxFGfU6h1m9x06A…