meme from Portland
kirby urner
lot of implicit rules without breaking any really core mathematical
principles.
In fact, this not-cube way has advantages.
That something so basic and primitive would not be clearly added to
the civilization until many thousands of years into the venture is
like a setting in Sim Earth.
How much does this retard the population and was it fatal?
Kirby
kirby urner
> Showing 3rd powering in terms of a not-cube is a cool way to break a
> lot of implicit rules without breaking any really core mathematical
> principles.
>
> In fact, this not-cube way has advantages.
>
Stealth memes that use concentric hierarchy allusions to tell a story...
The swing from Athens to Sparta, thanks to Apollo and police state fascism.
Who woulda though an alliance between Athena and Mars would check his authority.
The Neocons wanted to claim Mars but their rationalism was Apollonian,
kind of like analytic philosophy was Apollonian.
On the surface at least...
> That something so basic and primitive would not be clearly added to
> the civilization until many thousands of years into the venture is
> like a setting in Sim Earth.
>
> How much does this retard the population and was it fatal?
>
> Kirby
Tetrahedral smithereens ala Koski and so on. There's a whole visual
vocabulary here we might use.
Those who do are saying something about where they want to go as a
planetary species.
The first wave of counter-memes (anti design science revolution) was
already so obvious.
The second wave may be harder to come up with. Like dot com
revolution but not belonging to "Wall Street" (not an "east coast"
phenom).
Kirby