How did your collaboration with the Fano team at Imperial College come about? I was in Imperial College March 2007, for a meeting with someone in Material Sciences (concerning aluminium) and while I was waiting, I started reading the Imperial College newsletter.
Begin discussing materiality of strings
Think of a worm made of strings
A space time worm that leaves a space trace
Each string is a loop that is a time point
Fused loops
Loops are like rubber bands not chains
Imagine colour gradation of loops into past and future away from current time point loop
from tope import Tope
from tope.net import *
from tope.orth import *
from tests import normalize_polygon from typing import *
import json, os, numpy as np
rng = np.random.default_rng()
with open("polys.json") as fd: polys = json.load(fd)
logger.remove()
It was found, also, that the shape of the brain, at the foundation-point, was of the same general form or shape as the earth on which we dwell; that is to say, an oblate spheroid, whence, by experiment, it was deduced that such section of a figure, oblately spheroidal, was also the very best form of a magic mirror. Such a figure having two mathematically true and absolutely certain foci, so that a stream of magnetism being thrown upon one focus slid along the surface and returned to the centre of the other focus, from the centre of the fore-brain, thus completing a magnetic circuit and rendering the portion of brain in the line of contact exceedingly active, by reason of its increased magnetic play and motion of the brain-particles there situate.