🪢 Tying Knots 🪢 – Specifically one kind of not. A “Bowline” Knot. There are two ways to do this, I believe this version is called a {Cowboy Bowline](https://www.wikihow.com/Tie-a-Bowline-Knot) whilst this other version is the more Conventional Bowline knot. I normally use the later when tying down my awning on my van when we go out on trips. #knots

🪢 Tying Knots 🪢 – Specifically one kind of not. A “Bowline” Knot. There are two ways to do this, I believe this version is called a Cowboy Bowline whilst this other version is the more Conventional Bowline knot. I normally use the later when tying down my awning on my van when we go out on trips. #knots

Topiary kangaroo brings touch of Oz to Baillieu society wedding
What is arguably Melbourne’s society wedding of the year has taken place in Missouri with Aussies flying in to see a member of the Baillieu family tie the knot in style ⌘ Read more

The Man Madison Warned Us Against
Harold Meyerson,  Editor-at-Large  -  The American Prospect

_Stephan: I have spent some time watching and reading “king” Trump’s propaganda media, as well as CNN’s weird Abby Philips show. Not surprisingly they are all tying themselves into knots trying to normalize the Trumpian/Musk coup. I think Harold Meyerson gets it right. Criminal Trump, his Frankenstein Musk, and his other servile lackeys working to implement the coup are exactly what the Founder Jam … ⌘ Read more

Why Do We Still Use ‘Knots’? ⌘ Read more

Omniknot
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When I am angry, frustrated and disappointed or depressed, I think of the pale blue dot every single time. It helps me put things into perspective. Our little knotted lives and our petty concerns are meaningless and inconsequential in grand scheme of things. Just let it go. Enjoy what little time we have here! 100k Stars | Hacker News

zero-g mugs, not cups but drop guides, porcelain knots employing surface tension to keep the coffee from spilling

Give your house that Escher look with antigravity generators and more: Let your plants tie themselves into knots, build impossibly labyrinthine pillow forts, wrap yourself in a blanket and read a book while in orbit around your living room lamp

Now, as you all know from Ouroboros theory 101, the unknot ouroboros is really stable. Why is that? Well, look at that word: Un-knot equals not-not equals truth - it’s self-grounding! In fact, it’s kind of a pest. However, with most other knots

ouroboroi are themselves cyclic universes, in fact the multiverse can be described as a giant hyperdimensional knot of sleeping snakes

Proper destruction of a universe requires just as much skill as its genesis: A careful, respectful untangling of knots to leave no trace

So you want to attain higher consciousness? Fool! Changing a knot’s number requires its undoing. Your identity will not make it across!

Strange loops form only the most basic of consciousnesses. Higher levels require strange knots and are classified by their prime knots.

We tie spacetime into complicated knots to produce artificial gravity. Our space stations now look like tangles of thorny tentacles.

He takes the magnets and does something complicated looking.↵”There, I tied their field lines into a knot” as they orbit his hands.

by giving away the knots (which look like wristbands when the secret is fully entangled) you can implement secret escrow and OTP

e.g. depending on how the knots work (can you exchange them and expect decryption to work the same?) you can implement different schemes

If you unknot these thoughts, the tangles will find their way into the twine again. Cheating is impossible. But that makes the knot useful.

The Thought (K)not tangles with your mind and is indestructible by force. Solve it with your fingers, pay in knotted thoughts.

A glitch in the GPS signal lures unwitting drivers onto uncharted field roads, where it ties them into a reality knot to slowly digest them.

@kas@enotty.dk I learned the sherpas knot http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/surgeonknot.htm from Ian and never used another knot.

@kas@enotty.dk I learned the sherpas knot http://www.fieggen.com/shoelace/surgeonknot.htm from Ian and never used another knot.