Synopsis (first draft): Euclid and Penelope are star-crossed math lovers. They are from different worlds. They don’t speak the other’s language. She’s English. He’s American. Soon they learn that they have the common language, love—of mathematics—and it looks like a formula that equals love. But during a discussion of String Theory, Penelope discovers that EuclidContinue reading “The Bemused, A Triangle, a musical”
Between Science and Politics Lies the Environment.
Nullius in Verba 