Illustration by Guillaume-Benjamin Duchenne, from Mécanisme de la physionomie humaine (1862).
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Illustration by Guillaume-Benjamin Duchenne, from Mécanisme de la physionomie humaine (1862).
Source: National Science and Media Museum / Flickr: The Commons
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@saucerlost @log @cstross yes, they are
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@aeva aeva, it's tuesday
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@aeva don't do this to me
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@darkling @FionaCraig @HighlandLawyer @cstross @mxchara the longer this thread goes on, the faster the Demons build out the new Circle of Nerdpunning.
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@FionaCraig @HighlandLawyer @cstross @mxchara Presumably the calculus of sin allows you to solve the differential equation describing the R-C circuit in the Church, and determine that it's all sin (or cos, with a phase offset).
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@c0dec0dec0de mood
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@cstross @bassthang @mxchara on further thinking, the notion of "Generalized Coordinates" from Classical Mechanics seems perfectly applicable to developing a mathematics of Classical Evil using Generalized Sins.
Hm, I wonder if Lev Landau is in the Good Place or the Bad Place? Whichever one, I'm sure Lifschitz is there with him else nobody else could understand anything he says.
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