Finished reading: Waves in an Impossible Sea by Matt Strassler is a fascinating, comprehensive, and clear book about field theory in physics. Iβve read a few books on this topic and this is the best one. If youβre curious about particle physics and want to avoid math, youβll like this one π
π Finished the final season of Star Trek: Lower Decks. Lots of fun, though you need to be at least a moderate Trekkie to get most of the jokes
πββοΈ Rare treat of having a lane to myself on todayβs swim
π¨π¦ Regardless of if any of the proposals are adopted (though I think several should be carefully considered), I’m glad to see Build Canada is offering bold ideas. We need more of this, especially these days
At the pool for high school city championships. Lots of excitement!
Added new screen to manage your muted users, keywords, and blocks.
A nice addition to make it easier to quiet down the timeline, especially these days. Good to see this synchronizes across to Greg Morris'micro.social app too.
The premiers can and must break the stifling complacency that is such a hallmark of modern Canadian politics and use the power of social media, and simple shame, to get the ball rolling.Β To do something. And then do another thing, and another thing, and another thing.
After over 7,600 km of indoor cycling on a complicated setup, I’m considering purchasing the Zwift Ride for a more convenient and dedicated virtual cycling experience.
Finished reading: Shit My Dad Says by Justin Halpern is a lot of fun π
George had a busy day
πββοΈ Winter wonderland on todayβs run. Slippery and uneven conditions helped keep the easy pace on target while adding in extra ankle and calf work.
I found a great place to deposit my $200 bribe. Iβd like the money to go somewhere helpful and to counter some of the nasty rhetoric and actions around LGBTQ issues π³οΈβπ