Then and Now.
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I can't let it go. There is more here to explore. First, I can't believe that I looked at braking and then turning but not turning then braking. And what about braking while turning? I will model braking and then turning - but it won't stop here.
It can be difficult to convince present-focused researchers to give a long-term perspective, such as that of a librarian or archivist, the time of day. (So to speak.) Here's my favorite way to do it: the "… and then what?" game.
One amusing thing in graph theory is graph traversal. Many of the interesting algorithms on graph
are ultimately based on the idea of iterating through the nodes of the graph in some order that is
related to the structure of the graph.
A couple of years ago I could beat my son at chess every time.
Not any more.
You must admit Jackass is cheaper than Friendship 7 - no wait, actually it makes money. And this is what it's all about. No?
I wonder if the road to utopia is going to be paved with gold paid for by fools and used by sheep?