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The Santa Fe Institute is an independent research center exploring the frontiers of complex systems science.
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The Problem of Translation & Semantic Dark Matter
Linear A, a writing system that was used by the Minoans of Crete, inscribed on a cup. (image: Wikipedia)
“Chapman’s translation has often been praised as eminently Homeric. Keats’s fine sonnet in its honour everyone knows; but Keats could...
The Crystalline Law & the Organic Accident
Plate xxxi from James Bell Pettigrew’s Design in Nature, published in 1908, illustrates lines of force, motion, and light as seen in electric sparks.
Glittering below her in the sunlight was what appeared to be an immense crystalline orch...
Prequels, Classics & Sequels
Woodcut by Ugo da Carpi, after Raphael, Archimedes, ca. 1520
Herman Melville’s 1849 novel Mardi has been described as a metaphysical sequel to Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels and an inscrutable prequel to his own Moby-Dick. The first c...
Timelessness and Tragedy
John Harwood patent for an automatic wristwatch movement. (image: The Watch Library, MIH, L’Horloger, Public Domain, via Monochrome Watches)
Every conception of time includes both a theory of change and a theory of permanence. Whereas dyna...
Games of Truth
Playing Go by Settei Hasegawa, 1878. (image: US Library of Congress)
In his Ethics, published in 1677, philosopher Benedictus de Spinoza introduces a distinction between Knowledge of the First Kind (KFK), consisting largely of fragments of...
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