prospero

The full series of posts relating to Prospero is at [2].

How was the prospero program created in the first place?

I can't find the precise inclusion / exclusion criteria, nor can I find that it has been pre-registered on Prospero or another database).

Is Prospero a new byline in The Economist?

<p> <style> @scope { font-family: "Arial"; } </style> Prospero: Where in the world is my teapot?

Also, Shakespeare had two more native inhabitants of that island, Ariel and Sycorax (Caliban's mother, defeated by Prospero).

I have met people who credibly are able to do some of this at Prospero.

My personal machines are named after characters from Shakespeare's The Tempest: Caliban, Prospero, Miranda, Ariel, etc.

In a way it was one of the earliest "special effects." I'm not sure what Clouds reference prospero means, but when Socrates first appears, up in a basket examining the heavens, he is probably on a μηχανή.

<p> <style> @scope { font-family: "Arial"; } </style> Prospero: Where in the world is my teapot?

In a way it was one of the earliest "special effects." I'm not sure what Clouds reference prospero means, but when Socrates first appears, up in a basket examining the heavens, he is probably on a μηχανή.

Also, Shakespeare had two more native inhabitants of that island, Ariel and Sycorax (Caliban's mother, defeated by Prospero).

I have met people who credibly are able to do some of this at Prospero.

My personal machines are named after characters from Shakespeare's The Tempest: Caliban, Prospero, Miranda, Ariel, etc.