Re:If You Meet ET in Space, Kill Him
by 082349872349872 on Saturday October 05, 2024 @01:17AM
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Sagan was careful*, in working on his 1966 "translation, extension, and revision" of Shklovsky's Intelligent Life in the Universe, to typographically set his contributions apart from Shklovsky's original text.
I haven't had the free time to check if there are any fibonacci sequences or other mathematical patterns in Sagan's interpolations, but it would be most amusing if there were!
I haven't had the free time to check if there are any fibonacci sequences or other mathematical patterns in Sagan's interpolations, but it would be most amusing if there were!
Lagniappe: https://cdn4.volusion.store/zausr-eprhq/v/vspfiles/photos/19...
* due to the Cold War, he and Shklovsky hadn't been able to meet and collaborate like normal translators and colleagues