I didn’t get the cartoon, but guessed that Rosalind was likely Rosalind Franklin who did get cheated. Then I looked back at the cartoon and kinda sorta got it? What is the purpose of iterating the unit-shape of the original infinity/diamond?
nomdeplumesays
If this is a test of my declining brain power with age then I have definitely lost it. The cheating part is good though, it should never be forgotten how Franklin was robbed, and the Nobel Prize rubbed salt in the wound.
Tethyssays
I am amused by the alt-text and also by the fact that Rosalind’s sketch is exactly how I was taught to draw the scrollwork borders for illuminated manuscripts.
The giveaway clue is that it coils the wrong way.
The alt text is laugh out loud, sadly.
I didn’t get the cartoon, but guessed that Rosalind was likely Rosalind Franklin who did get cheated. Then I looked back at the cartoon and kinda sorta got it? What is the purpose of iterating the unit-shape of the original infinity/diamond?
If this is a test of my declining brain power with age then I have definitely lost it. The cheating part is good though, it should never be forgotten how Franklin was robbed, and the Nobel Prize rubbed salt in the wound.
I am amused by the alt-text and also by the fact that Rosalind’s sketch is exactly how I was taught to draw the scrollwork borders for illuminated manuscripts.
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@6 um, ok, thanks Ridana, but it just pushes the mystery back to an earlier stage!