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Swept in the seas, sails torn and flailing / By this relentless Wind of Fate
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- Hacking the Millennium Problem Is Not Solving Turbulence
Sep 16, 2026 · original
\(\newcommand{\I}{\mathrm{i}}\) Recent headlines announced that artificial intelligence had “solved” one of the Navier–Stokes Millennium Problems. In the public mind — and, unfortunately, in much of the mathematical community — this has been conflated with solving turbulence, the oldest unsolved problem in classical physics. These are not the same problem. They … - Turbulence: Harmony of Primes Under the Mask of Chaos
Mar 22, 2026 · original
Unlocking the Secret Box: Why Turbulence is Not Chaos, but a Symphony of Primes Alexander Migdal Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton, NJ alexandermigdal.com “God does not play dice with the universe.” — Albert Einstein (1926) “Turbulence is an essentially statistical problem of the same type as one meets in statistical … - Through the Loire Valley
Aug 12, 2014 · original
Translated by ChatGPT No worries, no cares, no burdens in sight, No car to drive, no coat too tight. We pedal with joy, laughing along, From château to château, like a song. Down a rocky road, past pines so tall, Through forests that echo a timeless call, We ride, we … - Banking as Financial Terrorism
Sep 26, 2012 · original
If a poorly dressed guy grabs your wallet at a knife point in a dark alley we call it robbery. If a group of scary looking people wearing ski masks threatens lives of hundreds of innocent hostages and demands million dollars ransom we call it terrorism. If the team of … - 7th of November
Sep 26, 2012 · original
Translated by Chat GPT Once, we celebrated The Seventh of November, Cursed the Bolsheviks, And drank more than we’d remember. We despised them all, Their cruelty, their lies, Yet in us, masochism lingers— It never truly dies. On the Fourth of July, We’ll toast to Communism, Savoring its ghost With … - Non-Euclidean Democracy
Sep 26, 2012 · original
Democracy is as old as Geometry, but unlike that Greek invention, Democracy did not evolve since Euclid times. While Geometry was constantly perfecting, undergoing revisions and discovering new concepts, Democracy was frozen in time. After proven to be unstable against civil war in ancient Rome it was succeeded by monarchy … - Carnegi’s Lake
Sep 26, 2012 · original
Translated by ChatGPT Give in to temptation, don’t hold back, Hop on the next Amtrak, And ride straight to New Jersey’s charms— For a joyful Russian “fuck” in my arms. Fresh with heat, we’ll waste no time, A quickie set to nature’s rhyme. With a pillow beneath your pretty behind, … - The Black Door
Sep 26, 2012 · original
Translated by Chat GPT We don’t gaze at the stars, don’t hear the cicadas, Don’t dance in the warm summer rain. Yet we wait, undeserving, for fortune’s charade, as We all know the outcome’s the same. One ripens on Earth like a melon in sun, Another hunts prey with a … - To My Parents
Sep 23, 2012 · original
Translated by ChatGPT: Substituting his friend Kolya, On a date he couldn’t keep, Kadya met Tanya that evening— And their love took root, so deep. Through legends now, with laughter told, Embellished truths in stories bold: How they chased a tram through rain, Cobblestones their love’s terrain. How they tumbled … - Spring Ice
Sep 23, 2012 · original
Translated by ChatGPT To Tanya We wandered together on spring’s fragile ice In Komarovo, thirty years past. We trusted our wild and reckless star— Since then, even the Devil is outclassed! Life tried to teach us its lessons well, And more than once, we tempted fate. Trouble came, yet it …
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