What I saw on the web on 2024.3.7

1. The tapped harmonics of Balaram Pathak's sitar
   by Serg Childed
   https://musictales.club/article/tapped-harmonics-balaram-pathaks-sitar
   Pathakji was impressive in a lot of ways, this particular technique being one of them
   via youtube video (audio, really) of Pathakji
   
   
2. 120 Years of Choice
   by the University of Leeds
   https://120ac.set-theory.info/
   if someone asks you any straightforward question about the axiom of choice, pause, furrow your brow, and then say "that's complicated...."
   via ultimately numberphile
   
   
3. Everything Wrong With The Princess Bride
   by Asaf Karagila
   https://karagila.org/2022/the-princess-bride/
   in case you were wondering
   via same as previous
   
   
4. Spring is Near Sale
   by Steepologie
   https://www.steepologie.com/en-ca/collections/sale
   in case you need some tea
   via discord
   
   
5. A Proof in the Drawer
   by David Eisenbud speaking with Brady Haran
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9y1BGvnTyQA
   a lovely long talk with an important math dude
   via going looking
   
   
6. The Oldest Unsolved Problem in Math
   by Veritaseum
   https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Zrv1EDIqHkY
   "give her your jacket"
   via youtube recommendations
   
   
7. Principles Of The Green Age After The Collapse: #1
   by Ian Welsh
   https://www.ianwelsh.net/principles-of-the-green-age-after-the-collapse-1/
   when i hear people talking about wanting to move to the country, this is the sort of thing i think of
   via rss