Hello from Beyond Euclid 216. Hope your week was decent. Mine had a few late nights, some rabbit holes I didn’t plan on falling into, and at least one moment where I looked up from my screen and realized it was dark outside and I had no idea when that happened. The usual.
This issue has a MIT algebra exam from 1869 that looks suspiciously like homework your kid brought home last week. Hilma af Klint, who did abstract art before the guy who got credit for it. A tree that sinks in water and was used in nuclear submarines. A stolen truck of KitKats. A jury finally telling Zuckerberg his apps are defective products. Among other things.
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