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Here’s a few more examples from Oliver Byrne’a unique attempt at transliterating the propositions of Euclid via color. As I said in an earlier post the attempt may not be a step in the right direction (and by “right” I mean “correct”) but it is, beyond doubt, beautiful–yet another example of Beautiful Wrongness.
