COWARD

My strategy:

Skim the entire thing first. The entirety of the pierce might not be relevant to you. Mark down what sections will be useful.

I try to finish a whole paragraph, then check myself for comprehension. Did I understand what I just read? Can I use my own knowledge to arrive at these same conclusions? What are potential problems with the authors argument?

Once I think I got the hang of a section, I'll summarize it with a short sentence. Sometimes this is only 2 words.

I keep extensive track of page numbers. If I hear something interesting, I wanna know where I got it.

row 1: ongoing experiment in analog procedural generation of street-map-like patterns based on tilings of kisrhombille polyforms

row 2: layout ideas for a hypothetical basketball card game inspired by the resonant orbits of the gallilean moons of jupiter

John Cage

Ryoanji

tuesday | february 3

Ahh! The wrinkle-faced bat (Centurio senex) might look alarming, but fear not: This critter is a frugivore, meaning fruit is on the menu… not blood. Found in Central and South America, this bat prefers to suck the juices from overripe fruits like mangos and soft bananas. Scientists think that the deep folds or “wrinkles” on this bat’s face help channel extra juice to its mouth while it feeds! This small species only grows up to 2.76 in (7 cm) long. Males, who typically have more folds than females, also have scent glands in their “wrinkles.”