It's just physics - or is that what they want you to think?

[ursangnome]

"Benjamin K. Tippett has a theory. The University of New Brunswick mathematician believes that he’s figured out what, exactly, those insane sailors saw that night in 1928 when they encountered Cthulhu on a lost island in the Pacific. And so Tippett has written a hilariously deadpan paper explaining “non-Euclidean geometry” once and for all."

So, do I risk working through his math, and possibly lose the Sanity Point?

Possible Bubbles of Spacetime Curvature in the South Pacific

Comments

[wcg.livejournal.com]

That's a tough question. If it were just you, I'd say "Sure! Go for it." But there's also your lady wife to consider. She's had an awful time recently. So maybe you should do it, but not yet? And take breaks to get away from it long enough to check on your own stability before you dive back in.