A Shapely and Handsome Fable, chapter 5

The ancients speculated there would have been some form of feedback between the God’s Instrument or True Being and the partible world, where philosopher Shapely added rhyme. ■More

A Shapely and Handsome Fable, chapter 4

This has been mostly water to spur curiosity, chip from a block of ice and snowflake, if traveled through air, about physical gates. The question was whether one shape could turn into another owing to planes, those we know from planimetry. ■More

Manually fractured penne

I have never been certain about the validity of the CIA motto, "the truth will set you free": mighty uncomfortable, freedom is not truly liberty. To be free, one yet needs to consider. ■More