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what do the transistor, probability, and the French Revolution have in common? "a story of radical novelty, in which suddenly, like a volcano erupting, something completely new appeared"pic.twitter.com/j8373sYKSZ
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"… before 1654, there was no concept of probability; it was an unthinkable concept. This was a story of radical novelty, in which suddenly, like a volcano erupting, something completely new appeared in the intellectual landscape."pic.twitter.com/f7fOCRLNgF
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also similar: "Art work that is completely abstract—free from any expression of environment—is like music… Our response to line and tone and color is the same as our response to sounds… It holds meaning for us that is beyond expression in words." (https://www.idsva.edu/newsletter-spring-2017/2017/4/7/agnes-martin-the-quite-mysticism …)pic.twitter.com/fFeObjzYCQ
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"technical" in the names of things reminds me of the "Technical Machine"s from Pokémon :-)pic.twitter.com/8lucD2lpNe
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i'll be goddamned if a computer is gonna eat before i dopic.twitter.com/4QR6bMCFwl
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"… it is a rather naive way of thinking of a work of art, it's as if you thought this was the way to make a painting: The sky is blue. I will paint the sky blue. The sun is yellow. I will paint the sun yellow…"pic.twitter.com/enjFEYGHP0
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"[Science fiction] is also interested in those topics purely for their own sake, without them being metaphors for anything else. I think many readers outside of SF aren't interested in aliens or robots unless they're a metaphor for race." hehe (from https://aalr.binghamton.edu/specfictioninterviewchiang/ …)pic.twitter.com/Z2rUDeg1DX
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