Of course! Even we in neoEdwardia, there is peterpan
(Shouldnt Pan the Smith be asleep here?)
(Shouldnt Pan the Smith be asleep here?)
(Galileo would have added Sagredo, somehow playing host to both Londoners and Arcadians?)
Interesting that these toga-clad truth-loving Arcadians predate Wonder Woman?
Lagniappe: https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/51b3dc8ee4b051...
BTW, I messed up with the conjugation: of course conjugating an identity yields itself, but even if I don't recall it properly there is some way to get a torsor from a group by messing with "phase".
you might be more interested in torsion, though..
Ps: i think edwardian eras are a transitional period where, to stand apart from the previous era fetishizing wisdom (& the payment of dues), intellectuals began to focus their attention on the (often full of youth & signaling sprezzatura) acolytes of truth (& no taxes)
(and I'm interested in torsion, specifically how to hook together torsion groups via co-cycles, but haven't made much progress here over decades)
In principle there's a galois connection between wisdom and truth but in practice the adjoints are not easy to compute.