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Monthly Archives: December 2009
Year’s End
A philosophical moment.
A Proverbial Attempt at Wordplay (2)
Continuation of lines from A Proverbial Attempt at Wordplay. If I cannot see further, it is because giants are standing on my shoulders. Even if we can kill two birds with one stone—that’s still a lot of stones to ground … Continue reading
WordPress, Blogger, Tumblr, Facebook, Twitter
In the last three months of 2009, I have used all of the above. So what is the point of this post? Well, I wanted to reflect over my usage of each of these sites. Originally the title was WordPress … Continue reading
A Proverbial Attempt at Wordplay
After going through The Devil’s Dictionary by Ambrose Bierce and some other collections of funny, clever, witty quotations, I felt inspired to conjure (amateurishly) some of my own. So, here we go: The early bird gets the worm, but the late bird … Continue reading
QED
What’s that?, you say. Why, it’s a theory of physics known as quantum electrodynamics, or in short, QED. It’s also a book I have read recently. And by recently, I mean today. The book is by Richard Feynman, of course. Its … Continue reading
Venn Diagram
Referring to The Riemann Hypothesis comic. (Ironically, I am neither one.)
Tomorrow’s My Birthday!
Ironically, tomorrow’s my birthday.