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File:Robots of the Middle Ages.jpg|link=Robots of the Middle Ages|'''''[[Robots of the Middle Ages]]''''' is a collected volume of illuminated manuscripts, drawings, murals, mosaics, and other images from the Middle Ages depicting robots.
File:The Turing Completeness of Tutankhamun.jpg|link=The Turing Completeness of Tutankhamun|'''''[[The Turing Completeness of Tutankhamun]]''''' is a made-for-television movie which explores the question:  Was the Pharaoh Tutankhamun Turing complete?  And if so, can we make valid computations today based on Tutankhamun's grave goods?
File:The Turing Completeness of Tutankhamun.jpg|link=The Turing Completeness of Tutankhamun|'''''[[The Turing Completeness of Tutankhamun]]''''' is a made-for-television movie which explores the question:  Was the Pharaoh Tutankhamun Turing complete?  And if so, can we make valid computations today based on Tutankhamun's grave goods?


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* [[Legos]]
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* ''[[Robots of the Middle Ages]]''
* [[Shape theft]]
* [[Shape theft]]
* [[The Boxes]]
* [[The Boxes]]

Latest revision as of 17:51, 26 December 2023

Anarchimedes (circa 1618) extracting computational energy from peasants.
March 16, 2020: Evidence emerges that rogue mathematician and alleged time-traveler Anarchimedes is constructing a LEGO-powered doomsday weapon.

Anarchimedes is a rogue mathematician, unlicensed transdimensional corporation, and alleged supervillain.

Anarchimedes has long history of planning, organizing, and committing crimes against mathematical constants, mainly shape theft.

He is particularly notorious for planning and implementing crimes against eclipses, both solar and lunar.

Give me enough Lego pieces and a place to stand (probably somewhere in the Oort cloud), and I will move the earth.

[Traditionally attributed to Anarchimedes]

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