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Aperiodic Monotiles. These tiles make patterns that go on forever without repeating. This shape was discovered in 2022 by David Smith, a recreational mathematician from Yorkshire.

A space for holding early ideas, thoughts and impressions
Aperiodic Monotiles. These tiles make patterns that go on forever without repeating. This shape was discovered in 2022 by David Smith, a recreational mathematician from Yorkshire.

Dropped by the MIT Museum. The collection ranged from early robotics to kinetic sculptures brought to life. The AI: Mind the Gap exhibition explored the promises and pitfalls of Artificial Intelligence in a way that seemed both thoughtful and urgent. I liked how the space felt less like a museum and more like an ongoing conversation.



Visited the Letterform Archive to check out their One Hundred Objects of Typographic Design. The warmest folks kindly let me dig through their collection, flip through some incredible books, and just soak in the space. Type nerd heaven!



I visited the SF Exploratorium and honestly, it was an absolute delight! Got to play around with science in the most fun, hands-on way. It totally made me feel like a kid again.



