Replying to @DigitalEd
You guys are welcome! Glad it made it to a good home :)
AltDynamic retweeted

DigitalEd@DigitalEdAug 7
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A big thanks to @altdynamic for their Möbius XL sculpture that we displayed and will give away at MathFest 2026!
Stop by our Möbius by DigitalEd booth for your chance to win!
Find out more here - hubs.la/Q04sc4vh0
#MAAthFest #ItAllStartsWithMath
AltDynamic retweeted
✅ signed first editions of George Saunders and Samuel Delany at the SF Antiquarian Book Fair
✅ getting to see Richard Feynman, Alan Turing, Patti Smith, John Lennon, Lobachevsky, Bernoulli, Joan Didion, DFW, Walt Whitman, Lou Gehrig primary texts, more all in one place
✅ @AltDynamic superegg, orbiform, and pentaorbiform
✅ fresh durian (!!) and a truly spectacular new grocery store
✅✅✅ adventures with favorite human – at San Francisco, CA
Replying to @DynamicWebPaige
@DynamicWebPaige Thank you for the awesome post!!!
Replying to @SpeedSportLife
What is that little trophy peeking out of the left? :)
With that said, we would be interested to host you in person to discuss all things Oppenheimer and AHF.
Replying to @Kaibird123
Great interview! Your website contact link does not work fyi. Is there another method of contact?
Replying to @Kaibird123
@Kaibird123 Your website form isn't working, sent you a direct message. :)
Replying to @iansilverstein @coolhunting
Did you see our latest project, the truncated icosahedron? The soccerball you show is based on its construction. Look up Adidas Telstar ball, its from the early 1970s.
Replying to @Guerrero_FJ @_baldtires
We're calling them unfinished based on how rough that edge is. Let us knock the next round of awards out of the park.
Replying to @alanisnking
Would 150 books be around in a few weeks though?
Replying to @DataProbability
Make sure he picked up his metal trophy!!
AltDynamic retweeted
Je viens présenter mes excuses à ceux que mon canular, qui n’avait rien d’original, a pu choquer. Il voulait simplement inciter à la prudence vis-à-vis des images qui semblent éloquentes par elles-mêmes.
La blague d'un scientifique lepoint.fr/tiny/1-2485344 #Astronomie via @LePoint







