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    '(·)‏ @allgebrah 13 Dec 2017
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    If you leave books alone to build their own library hives, they end up hexagonal like those of bees. To protect the printing press that serves as queen, intruders are often trapped in endless mazes, for example Borges stumbled into one of those

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      1. '(·)‏ @allgebrah 14 Dec 2017
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        Civilized libraries are usually sterile, "children's books" sections mere imitations of actual book nurseries. Occasionally librarians are allowed in as symbionts, and when a building becomes too small - you should see them swarm

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      2. Curl Of Gradient‏ @CurlOfGradient 13 Dec 2017
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        "If Borges was trapped in an endless maze, how did he live to tell us?" "Ah, but he didn't; the version of Ficciones we have is identical to the one Borges wrote in the maze by pure chance."

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      3. '(·)‏ @allgebrah 14 Dec 2017
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        I like to think he escaped but there's nothing about escape in the original hmm a maze that when you got lost in it, it makes it so you'll always have been there

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      2. Bit by Bit  ⚡️‏ @cryptocoinage 14 Dec 2017
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        Swift shows how problems can sometimes arise: https://www.enotes.com/topics/battle-books … "The spider represents modernism; the bee, classicism."

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      3. '(·)‏ @allgebrah 14 Dec 2017
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        and spiders are known for weaving webs - it would've been a clever metaphor even if it had been written today but that's awesome tbh

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      1. Elijah One‏ @ELJ1_ 14 Dec 2017
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        This is uhhhhhhhh An Extremely Good Tweet

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      1. team:247472@folding at home‏ @strangeqargo 14 Dec 2017
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        team:247472@folding at home Retweeted Simon Kuestenmacher

        https://twitter.com/simongerman600/status/940461973560610817 …

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        #Physics in action: Dice become ordered when stirred, not shaken! A jumble of thousands of cubic dice, agitated by an oscillating rotation, can rapidly become completely ordered, a result that is hard to produce with more conventional shaking. Source: https://buff.ly/2BB1FY7  pic.twitter.com/hNei8pH7wH
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      1. Truly Deadperson‏ @IamWorthlessfam 14 Dec 2017
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        Source; the infinite library of Babel's structure

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