Thread: OT: Bit of Whimsey?

On Oct 26, 4:00*pm, "M. JL Esq." <jpsti...@isp.com> wrote:
> Matter, no matter how much of a limited phenomena in an infinite space,
> is the 'bones' of order. * And matter is infinitely ordered, be it
> brains or galaxies, micro or macrocosmic, sub atomic and quantum level
> phenomena seem to have their own implicate order, no mater how random
> that order may be in its recursive fractelisation
>
> Piece of pi? anyone? 3.145/ths of a serving, serve on a nice dessert
> plate from the Julia set? * a la' Mandelbrot? garnished with a bit of
> whipped *topography sauce
> --
> JL

Oh hell..just gimme a Sloppy Joe and we'll call it good.

M. JL Esq. wrote:
>
> Matter, no matter how much of a limited phenomena in an infinite space,
> is the 'bones' of order. And matter is infinitely ordered, be it
> brains or galaxies, micro or macrocosmic, sub atomic and quantum level
> phenomena seem to have their own implicate order, no mater how random
> that order may be in its recursive fractelisation
>
> Piece of pi? anyone? 3.145/ths of a serving, serve on a nice dessert
> plate from the Julia set? a la' Mandelbrot? garnished with a bit of
> whipped topography sauce

Gee, for a moment, I thought it was March 14th.

--
Jean B.

On Wed, 26 Oct 2011 16:00:34 -0700, "M. JL Esq." <[email protected]> wrote:

>Piece of pi? anyone? 3.145/ths of a serving....

Ummm, that would be 3.14*1*5 ... and the next significant digit is 9, which
would round it up to 3.1416. 8

-- Larry

Chemo the Clown wrote:

> On Oct 26, 4:00�pm, "M. JL Esq." rambled on writing:
>
>>Matter, no matter how much of a limited phenomena in an infinite space,
>>is the 'bones' of order. And matter is infinitely ordered, be it
>>brains or galaxies, micro or macrocosmic, sub atomic and quantum level
>>phenomena seem to have their own implicate order, no mater how random
>>that order may be in its recursive fractelisation
>>
>>Piece of pi? anyone? 3.145/ths of a serving, serve on a nice dessert
>>plate from the Julia set a la' Mandelbrot? garnished with a bit of
>>whipped topography sauce
>>--
>>JL
>
>
> Oh hell..just gimme a Sloppy Joe and we'll call it good.

Fortunately for the metaphor the universe is more of a gourmet than
yourself Chemo

Show of hands! which universe would you prefer one based on a piece of
Pi? or "Sloppy Joe's"

Some people argue that self aware matter, life as we know it is either a
fortuitous and highly improbable accident or possibly by design, if not
intent.

Personally, i prefer as refined, pre-processed & packaged, commercial
topographical data for the sauce as i can get, the raw topography tends
to be to bland everything looks like everything else, even the
ubiquitous proverbial chicken, raw unprocessed topographical data ...
tastes like chicken
--
JL