Laurence Jarvik writes about some implications of the burning of Notre Dame.
I'm hesitant to frame this fire in terms of a culture war; we haven't confirmed whether the cause was arson or accident. Let's leave politics for later.
Thursday, April 18, 2019
après l'incendie
A coworker points me to this NY Times article with a 3-D model to help readers understand why Notre Dame was basically a tinderbox. The animation (which is quite helpful) works best if your mouse has a scroll wheel.
Laurence Jarvik writes about some implications of the burning of Notre Dame.
I'm hesitant to frame this fire in terms of a culture war; we haven't confirmed whether the cause was arson or accident. Let's leave politics for later.
Laurence Jarvik writes about some implications of the burning of Notre Dame.
I'm hesitant to frame this fire in terms of a culture war; we haven't confirmed whether the cause was arson or accident. Let's leave politics for later.
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