We are humpming along toward a population of what Bucky would have termed “7 billion Earthians”.

If we graph the possible unique, person-to-person interactions in a Cartesian plane, we get a pretty bang-up number of possible PAN notes that could be written, which, although large enough to keep us supplied here on this site on a scale seemingly close to perpetuity, well, it’s still quite short of anything like what we think of as infinite. Plus, there are only so many PAN’s that we can get excited about if they’re about folding chairs holding parking places for residents vs. visitors in Harbin during the time of the Ice and Snow Sculpture Festival. (They’re coming.)

Okay, so we’re only working with a measly 7 billion or so squared quantity, but wait…that’s only the # of possible PAN’s related to a single topic, e.g. snow-parking. We have a Sagan-esque number of possible participants in human interactions, culture, daily living with and without strange loops and chaotic attractors…call it what you like.

Given a small number of sufficiently educated and motivated participants (sort of like our wacky band of regularly irregular rogues here), I believe they could generate an ongoing supply of nearly unique PAN’s such that, while not literally infinite in the today sense, they could be the basis for an evolving (in quality) and growing (in quantity) set of PAN’s, which, while it would never be infinite, would ever be growing.

Now, I may have something here…and then again all this may be a lot of hot-air-horseshit generated as a result of reading an interesting article about using Cantorian transfinite numbers to provide a solution to Fermat’s Last Theorem…which, for any interested parties, is here…
http://www.uhh.hawaii.edu/~dixon/infinite.html

By rolling the pelvis forward while lying on the back, this better enables easy access at the keys by extending arms through the legs! (Don’t ask how I know!!)

Picture that without throwing up. It is really hard to use white out that way without spilling on some unmentionable area, thus the strike-through instead of reinserting a new piece of paper and risking paper cuts on the old whistler.

I love it. The time it took to hunt and peck shows real enthusiasm for this really important note!

I feel stupider for having read it. Thank you!

Too soon?