Saturday 14th of November 2026

a sad story....

Jenny and Mary cuddle to Harry

They are three mice

Harry is dead

But his body is kept warm by the huddle

In the dark at the bottom of a garbage bin

Not understanding the motionless Harry

But loving him nonetheless

The lid is suddenly opened

Jenny and Mary jump up and down trying to escape

Either in fear or with joy sensing freedom

Freedom does not come

Except in what killed Harry

Rat poison

Death

What is life asked the mathematician

What is life asked the nuclear physicist

The Turing equations explain the reversal

Entropy is the universal dilution of order

From thermodynamic disorder

A reversal happens on a small scale

Of very limited time and conditional space

In which negative and positive flows of energy

Become reinforcing loops of pattern forming

On this stage the forces of nature

Electromagnetic

Weak

Strong

Gravity

Not too strong not too weak

Just right for a moment

Create the patterns that become life

Which is a transient pattern itself

Becoming multiple species and individuals

That and who influence the patterns

In which consciousness of space and time

Awaken senses of existence

In a relative pattern of recognition 

Of conditions in which

Morality is an invention of humanity

To manage its patterns of fighting each others

As eating each others is the survival of life

War becomes peace becomes war

Until the conditional space degrades

And cannot sustain the patterns

Entropy comes back to this small space

Towards nothingness

Jenny and Mary are dead

They ate the poison

        ROBERT URBANOSKI — 13 NOVEMBER 2026

 

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spots....

 

How does a single cell become a body? How does a leopard get its spots? And what connects your fingerprints to ripples in the sand? Alan Turing is famous for his WW2 codebreaking, helping lay the foundations of modern computing and creating big ideas about a future with artificial intelligence. But his lesser-known work on morphogenesis – how living things take shape – revealed how simple chemical interactions could generate complex patterns.

Jim Al-Khalili is joined by developmental biologist Professor Jeremy Green to explore this remarkable idea. From the beach at West Wittering to the ridges on the roof of your mouth, discover how feedback loops, diffusion and a little randomness can create order.

We unpack Turing’s reaction-diffusion model, explore Lewis Wolpert’s “French flag” model of positional information, and follow the discoveries that brought Turing’s ideas back into the spotlight.

Where Does a Leopard Get Its Spots? – With Jim Al-Khalili

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iYBGNnxYx3w&t=758s

 

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