"Italian Thought: Four Philosophical Paradigms" Corrado Claverini Contemporary Italian thought is a treasure-trove. schwabe.ch/corrado-claver….

Nietzsche, Kafka, Blake, Rilke, Schopenhauer, Tolstoy, Brecht —all suffered from poor lungs, it’s a very thin line between artistic genius and a lack of oxygen to the brain.

Here's a theorem that I find quite surprising. I was an intern with this guy for 12 weeks during Summer 2009 and yet he never bothered to tell me about it. I had to find out on my own 15 years later. 😒

It's really something reading a book going NO REALLY YOU SHOULD LISTEN TO THIS RIEMANN GUY HE'S ON TO SOMETHING.

I think a really essential skill in physics is being able to imagine creating concentric surfaces in space, centered around some sort of source. This becomes readily trained in electromagnetism (e.g. source charge and sphere surrounding it), but can even extend to gravitation.

Will Kinney Michael Atiyah wrote about him very interesting piece nasonline.org/wp-content/upl…

Feynman Diagrams Stefan Weinzierl (Invited article for the Encyclopedia of Particle Physics.) arxiv.org/abs/2501.08354

There'll probably never be a better time to read this wonderful book

What is it to practice anabelian arithmetic geometry at RIMS? A Look Inside Arithmetic Anabelian Geometry at RIMS Four mathematicians share their experience, on hot topics, their origin, and the diversity of mathematics. An AHGT, RIMS, Kyodai JIR and SciSci collaboration.

'Theory of Financial Risk and Derivative Pricing: From Statistical Physics to Risk Management' - J.P. Bouchaud & Marc Potters (2003, PDF): opac.feb.uinjkt.ac.id/repository/bc6…

Here's a curious integral

Reading Plato and Europe

'And it is all one to me Where I am to begin; for I shall return there again.' (Parmenides, tr. Gallop)

"Lecture Notes for 1st Year Ph.D. Game Theory" PDF: econweb.ucsd.edu/~jsobel/200Cs0…

Interesting that intuitionists must define negation as a specific form of implication to avoid circularity:

I want to explain in down-to-earth terms what this paper is about, since it ultimately boils down to what I think are some really concrete and fundamental questions. 1/n

Le Livre des questions (Edmond Jabès, 1972).