klein

Yeah, the 3D klein bottle is to a real 4D klein bottle what a circle is to a sphere.

Do not allow your Acme Klein Bottle to come in contact with antimatter or unpredictable results may occur.

Calvin Klein jeans used to be a fashion item, but when Costco started carrying them, favor had been lost.

Wish you knew why people pay more for Calvin Klein shirts than Ralph Lauren?

If you aren't satisfied with your Acme Klein Bottle -- for any reason -- just return it for a refund or replacement.

Also, I notice that doing the same thing in the Klein model gives you very weird curves.

If your Klein Bottle arrives broken, call or send email and we will immediately send a replacement.

Ok, never heard of klein bottles before, watched the video and I learned about something new today.

Acme constructs each Klein Bottle from genuine Baryonic matter.

It has an inside as much as any bottle does, but the only point of a Klein Bottle is the topological form so they're using topological language to talk about it.

I confess that my first hope was that it was some kind of klein-bottle glassblowing robot bodged togetehr out of bits of scrap wood and insulated with glass-fibre.

Would be interesting if there were a way to render a Klein bottle using techniques similar to those used when 'impossible triangles' are modeled with boards and 2x4s in fields which then seem to work when viewed from a certain angle.

Call it "Mobius" and serve all your coffee and beverages out of klein bottles (with holes)?

"Guarantee void if a substantial portion of the Klein bottle leaks into the 4th dimension." And he's funny.

Anyways, I'm at work, so I can't look up sources, but "Shock Doctrine" by Naomi Klein is a great read about this sort of thing.

I'd reserve the 'right' time for that reaction to things on the order of "I'm going skydiving and it's time to jump." What Klein probably means to describe is a brief bit of fleeting trepidation that can be waved off with a few seconds of thought, but that wouldn't show off his political bonafids.

First, progressive Kevin Drum of Mother Jones magazine: Someone also asked [Ezra Klein] about Matt Taibbi's takedown of Goldman Sachs in the latest issue of Rolling Stone.