Infinite Jest: Triangles, Cycles, Choices & Chases

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Sierpinski gaskets, geographical triangles (in Boston), and other things in IJ. thought this was very silly


        Hering, D. (2015). Infinite Jest: Triangles, Cycles, Choices & Chases. In Hering, D. Consider David Foster Wallace. Sideshow Media Group, pp. 89-100

(noun) ; a projecting beam or member supported at only one end / a bracket-shaped member supporting a balcony or a cornice / either of the two beams or trusses that project from piers toward each other and that when joined directly or by a suspended connecting member form a span of a cantilever bridge

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Mario Incandenza's stance when braced against his cantilevered police lock

—p.92 by David Hering

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Mario Incandenza's stance when braced against his cantilevered police lock

—p.92 by David Hering

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7 years, 4 months ago

Consider David Foster Wallace
by David Hering

Consider David Foster Wallace
by David Hering

Consider David Foster Wallace
by David Hering