Cliff Pickoverさんのイラストまとめ

What is the most interesting thing you can say about this mathematical object called "Gabriel's Horn"? https://t.co/7zgeCHKuXf

Let's imagine this is an alien lifeform, copying great works of art, to return to its home world. Or perhaps it is an AI entity, learning to surpass Leonardo. Image: https://t.co/umregQgBer

Infinity, perpetual motion, descent. Source: https://t.co/ZD1jJBwpSd

“The more I think about the physical portion of Schrödinger’s theory, the more repulsive I find it.... What Schrödinger writes about the visualizability of his theory ‘is probably not quite right’; in other words it’s crap.”
-- Werner Heisenberg, letter to Wolfgang Pauli, 1926

“It doesn’t make much difference whether this determinism is due to an omnipotent God or to the laws of science. Indeed, one could always say that laws of science are the expression of the will of God.”
-- Stephen Hawking, Black Holes and Baby Universes and Other Essays

“From the intrinsic evidence of his creation, the Great Architect of the Universe now begins to appear as a pure mathematician.”
-- James Hopwood Jeans, The Mysterious Universe, 1930

Reality explained. (This image may appeal to mathematical humorists.) Source: https://t.co/PXIgIag5oY

Will we ever truly understand the full meaning of this image from the 1930s by Frank R. Paul (1884-1963)? Source: https://t.co/qCIHk9XHi8

Which would interest you more? The spiritual provocations in the works of : 1) Philip K. Dick, 2) Terence McKenna, or 3) Robert Anton Wilson (as part of the new psychedelic spirituality that arose from the American counterculture of the 1970s).

If you could compose a tweet that would be read by everyone person in the world, what would it say?