Re: It's an interesting shape, honest!

shapes: I'm surprised that these studies have progressed to curvaceous grids since I last checked back in the Bucky Fuller triangular straight grid days. Bucky could see 25 years ahead in all his thoughts (as he claimed) and I had faith in it. I shouldn't be surprised however, due to 3d imaging's push and the virtual environment made possible by computer advancements.

The discovery of these shapes by introducing the 4th dimension is interesting indeed but meant for younger minds. I've not the interest any longer of chasing new shapes. I do admire them however. Thanks for the glimpse into the future.

euphemism: not at all intended on my side.

It's... a probability fork whose ends are growing farther and farther apart.

I'm not so sure. Much of the time I am convinced that it's an illusion of media. There is loss for sure but we may not be at the tipping point after all. Time will tell of course (I'll leave the time/space equation to you) but I'm staying a bit optimistic for now.

Peace, love, and you know what . . . at least.