What a wonderful, delightful, informative post. Outstanding and really interesting. Remarkable how coordination problems caused by temporal asynchrony arise, and how they are resolved.
And despite the Easter Rising, no one wished to go back to DMT... revolutionaries must be practical, if they are not to fail...
I love this post. But - and it’s a big but - when we did our Curiously Specific Book Club podcast on Dracula we discovered that the train times Stoker uses in the book are mostly entirely incorrect! Mina In particular is absolutely all over the place.
What a wonderful, delightful, informative post. Outstanding and really interesting. Remarkable how coordination problems caused by temporal asynchrony arise, and how they are resolved.
And despite the Easter Rising, no one wished to go back to DMT... revolutionaries must be practical, if they are not to fail...
I love this post. But - and it’s a big but - when we did our Curiously Specific Book Club podcast on Dracula we discovered that the train times Stoker uses in the book are mostly entirely incorrect! Mina In particular is absolutely all over the place.