A Daily History of Holes, Dots, Lines, Science, History, Math, Physics, Art, the Unintentional Absurd, Architecture, Maps, Data Visualization, Blank and Missing Things, and so on. |1.6 million words, 7500 images, 4.9 million hits| Press & appearances in The Times, Le Figaro, Mensa, The Economist, The Guardian, Discovery News, Slate, Le Monde, Sci American Blogs, Le Pont, and many other places… 5000+ total posts since 2008.
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Over the last eight years I’ve posted a number of articles spotlighting unusual points of perspective, though the fact of the matter is that I never made a category for it, so they’re out there, floating around by themselves, though you can find them by entering “looking straight down” in the google search box at right. This one is particularly good, and displays a fine sense of humor and place (or “humace”).
