When the way forward is unclear, return to the pen and all becomes quickly revealed!

Important research theguardian.com/science/2025/a…

Uh huh...yep

After our banter yesterday, I felt a bit guilty of shirking my duty to explain respectfully about PT for a physics audience - it never really came up before! So I wrote this overview FYI but without obligation to read Lautaro Vergara 🇺🇦, Peter Warwick Morgan. M mark-burgess-oslo-mb.medium.com/what-might-pro…

This one found me this morning... Heinlein means one-liner in Sci-Fi

The BBC late to the party in reporting this old WW2 story of British pow rescued by Chinese villagers. There have already been several documentaries and survivors stories captured on film. bbc.com/culture/articl…

What a great quote from the Eliza creator!

While the other members of Yes never really got out together without him, Jon Anderson keeps going from strength to strength.

I eclair a holiday!

I think no one has yogurt this good.. this side of Mongolia

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More from the SSTorytime project ... how to avoid common mistakes when designing knowledge graphs mark-burgess-oslo-mb.medium.com/designing-node…

Achievement unlocked, through my SST project discovered that Khan did actually appear in Moby Dick before Star Trek .. with his own gangplank.

Wonderful thread on particle physics history. Takes me back to Paul Davies Forces of Nature days when I was a mere grub.

Pagan birds doing their best impression of Stonehenge.

Interesting reuters.com/science/dna-se…

Hey Ironmoon44 , I found an interesting quote from Moby Dick today: "It is a German conceit, that the vertebræ are absolutely undeveloped skulls."

Tonight in Shenzhen - 45 year celebration of the city with a fantastic drone holographic show backed by the famous building projective animation. youtu.be/--WDjwOnVtU?si…

If you think quantum mechanics is weird and non-deterministic, wait 'til you try CSS.

HISTORY OF PHYSICS Ernst Ising's PhD advisor Wilhelm Lenz asked him to study the following question: Can the formalism of statistical mechanics, following Boltzmann and Gibbs, explain a phenomenon like ferromagnetism? 1/