mathematical philosophy

<n>The Wheel of Humankind</n> diagram from the 1991 book <n>The First Global Revolution</n> by <n>Alexander King</n> and <n>Bertrand Schneider</n>.

<n>A Bit Mathy</n>, a cartoon by <n>Adam Douglas Thompson</n> for <n>The New Yorker</n>.

<n>Venus</n>, a 2019 pigment print by pioneering digital designer <n>Susan Kare</n>.

Physicist <n>Richard Feynman</n> giving a lecture at <n>CERN</n> in 1970.

Cover for <n>Physics & Microphysics</n> by <n>Louis de Broglie</n>, with a foreword by <n>Albert Einstein</n>.

<n>Return to Zero</n> by the <n>Computer Technique Group</n>, 1968.

A diagram of a <n>Black hole</n> and <n>Singularity</n>. Illustration by <n>Les Bossinas</n> and <n>NASA</n>.

Tableau IV from <n>Étienne-Jules Marey</n>'s 1894 book <n>Movement</n>, illustrating muscle contractions.

<n>Flower of life sacred geometry</n> by <n>Elfina</n>.

<n>Albert Einstein</n> lecturing on the Theory of Relativity at the <n>Collège de France</n> in Paris, 1922.

A young <n>Warren Buffett</n> teaching an investment class at the <n>Scarsdale Adult School</n>, circa 1950s.

Artwork for the track <n>Rindaba (Original Mix)</n> by <n>Lefthandsoundsystem</n>.

A data visualization from <n>Neuralink</n>.

Plate VII from <n>Thomas Wright</n>'s 1750 book, <n>An Original Theory or New Hypothesis of the Universe</n>.

A diagram titled <n>Cube Shape in Chaos Theory</n>.

<n>Nikola Tesla</n> holds a <n>helical receiver coil</n> in his Houston Street laboratory, New York, March 1899.

Plate 3 from <n>Manière universelle de M. Desargues pour pratiquer la perspective</n> (1648), engraved by <n>Abraham Bosse</n>.

An albumen silver print from the book <n>Specimens of Fancy Turning</n> (1869) by <n>Edward J. Woolsey</n>.

<n>Herbert Bayer</n>'s <n>Diagram of the Extended Field of Vision</n>, 1930.

Logician <n>Kurt Gödel</n> photographed by <n>Arnold Newman</n> in Princeton, New Jersey, 1956.

A 1969 plan for <n>No-Stop City</n>, a conceptual project by the Italian studio <n>Archizoom Associati</n>.

Illustration from <n>Utriusque Cosmi Maioris Scilicet...</n> by <n>Robert Fludd</n>.