A curious property of Unified State Language becomes visible the moment we stop thinking of color merely as appearance.

There is a point in the development of a system when it becomes useful to ask not merely what it does, but what kind of thing it is becoming. I believe Unified State Language —

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On what a horizon is called by the people who live on the other side of it — and why the end of the universe looks, from without, like the thing at the centre —

On the difference between what the sky shows and what a definition smuggles in — and why the biggest number in cosmology is the one carrying the assumption.

On what entropy, matter and gravity have in common — and why a universe that keeps its books never runs out of anything.

On Conway's lesson, the box that appears from nowhere, and why gravity looks exactly like a bookkeeping department that refuses to fall behind.

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On what remains of an orrery when you remove the clockwork — and the stone that pays Le Verrier's debt without being told whose debt it is.