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“The ceiling of the Gubbio studiolo, meanwhile, represents an even more subtle cosm (et) ology.”
Architecture and Memory: The Renaissance Studioli of Federico da Montefeltro
“There has been a lot of talk in recent days about how factory farmed animals are the cause of the deadly hybrid virus that is eerily mutating, and some are calling it cosm ...”
Kathy Freston: The Swine Flu And Worldwide Economic Recession: Humanity's Salvation?
“At the time I first wrote it, I was simply trying for an absurdly incredible image through which to stress the separation of that alien cosm from ours.”
“This marks the 41st installment of my Moorcock/Zelazny/Vance cosm-spanning heroic adventure, the one in which Flavius comes eye-to-eye with something far larger than himself, searches for his lost sword and winds up doing a fairly passable imitation of Bilbo Baggins on the Forest River:”
“Tyler Cowen writes, real world political debate is not fundamentally a macro-cosm of the thought processes of a smart person, or of one smart person debating another.”
“POUL ANDERSON culmination, the supreme expression of the cyber-cosm?”
“The technicians were introducing it to the cyber-cosm, gradually, gently.”
“I take it you don't share the standard belief in the absolute wisdom and beneficence of the cyber-cosm?”
“With the cyber-cosm alerted, anything they tried to do with”
“With the cyber-cosm alerted, anything they tried to do with whatever information they had stolen should close a trap on them.”
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seanahan Those words use the Greek cosmos which refers to order, or generally the universe as a whole. So your idea of cosm is pretty similar to that meaning. Dec 31, 2009
synthgnostic An invented word of mine (as far as I know):
An example of an idea, concept, or class which is the same size as the main; in between a macrocosm and a microcosm. Dec 25, 2009