Yezzzzz - Love this stuff - Complex and perplexing for most, or all of us that only have a gnats whatsit knowledge of Math - but the fact that such explicit geometry is re asserting itself as a player in theories of everything is enormously interesting. When they first applied wave pattern annalysis to passages of Mozart - they found the geometries to be immaculate and very beautiful ( sorry I don't have a web link for this, it's just something I remember) and as the late great Richard Feynaman said to eager reporters asking' What's it all about Mr Feymanan???' - he said - and I paraphrase ' Listen kid, If I could expalain what I got the Nobel Prize for in a minute, it wouldn't be worth a Nobel prize!' and with regard to the new findings by Lisi - Feynaman has the last word for me also - and it's where us, as intersted artists, after having gasped in open eyed wonder at some of sciences discoveries, have to let them get on with it - not that it diminishes Lisi's work one jot. Feynaman said ' It doesn't matter how beautiful your theory is, it doesn't matter how smart you are. If it doesn't agree with experiment, it's wrong. Cheers Anj.