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I am quite partial to Godel , Escher , Bach : An Eternal Golden Braid , by Douglas Hofstadter , a book concerning many and sundry things ; a somewhat challenging tome, I acknowledge, but Hofstadter's engaging style and infectious enthusiasm make it pleasant going.
Today I had conversations involving James Johnson , Lincoln , Escher , Godel , Bach , The Bangles , Erdos , small electronic devices , operating systems , locking semantics , python , making bows , making twine , plants , climbing , bikes , ultimate , neuroscience , sociopolitical organization of
' Godel , Escher , and Bach : An Eternal Golden Braid' by Douglas Hofstadter , and how I really should finish reading it, but dammit, I left my copy of the book in another country.
My favorite books are " Moby Dick ," " Awake In The Dark ," and " Godel , Escher , Bach : An Eternal Golden Braid.
Godel, Escher, Bach and what to question
I'm in the middle of reading Godel, Escher Bach and it got me
thinking about people who say you need to question everything.
the 'w' in Godel's w-incomplete stands for 'women'
I'm not quite sure even,
but if you want to know, read Godel, Escher, Bach by Douglas
Hofstadter.
Book Quiz Results, Apparently
================================================================You're
Godel, Escher, Bach!
This survey will turn you gay.
I heartily recommend "Godel, Escher, Bach: An Eternal Golden
Braid" by Douglas Hofstadter and if you start right now, you'll
probably finish it before I will.
Mind's I
I also highly recommend Metamagical
Themas and of course Godel, Escher, Bach (I'm not even going to try
to use special characters here).
Because I just don't want to hear it.
Sipho, if you like elegantly
combined form and content, have you read Hofstadter's Godel,
Escher, Bach?
A thought on atheism
Just reading the Wikipedia article about Godel Escher Bach and
noted how relevant two paragraphs of it was to this very
discussion: "Through illustration and analysis, the book discusses
how self-reference and formal rules allow systems to acquire
meaning despite being made of "meaningless"
A thought on atheism
Hofstadter wrote a book called "Godel Escher Bach"
about consciousness and self-reference loops.
What Book Are You Reading Right Now?
by Jack
Kerouac (yeah, I never read it) Always reading : Godel,
Escher, and Bach.
What is your favorite classical music piece?
I'd like to find a good modern-orchestral performance of Bach's
Musical Offering ,the joint inspiration for Hofstadter's
Godel,Escher,Bach.
