,
3 tweets,
2 min read
Read on Twitter
This article describes sheet music for a symphony that's never performed. It's unreadable.
But as one of the great insights into the purest elegance ever found, it's too beautiful not to know it's there. I dream of performing it for non-mathematicians:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borel%E2%…
But as one of the great insights into the purest elegance ever found, it's too beautiful not to know it's there. I dream of performing it for non-mathematicians:
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Borel%E2%…
It says that for any collection of abstract symmetries, the flat ones can always be realized as a chorus of frozen waves dancing in place on the abstract symmetries themselves.
If we survive another 1000 years, we will remember the decent & good man who completed the symphony.
If we survive another 1000 years, we will remember the decent & good man who completed the symphony.
Here's my point: All those 'portal stories' you read as a kid, are about things like this. This is where the rabbit hole goes. This is where the phantom tollbooth leads. This is Narnia, and its *totally* real. If I ever figure out how to teach it, I'll take you there.
Promise.
Promise.
