`  == James Keys ==  He also wrote poems (23 Degrees of Paradise) and a (to my mind rather annoying) half-poem/half-prose piece about his views on the sexes called Only two can play at this game, both under the name James Keys. And there is also a document floating around (possibly never formally published? I'm not sure) in which several people (some of them, I believe, connected to Co-Evolution Quarterly, now Whole Earth Review) spent a few days with him in a Q&A; about some of his ideas that sit weirdly at the boundaries between math and mysticism. I've seen it, but I don't have a copy any more. I believe that somewhere in there, though, is one lovely quote: ``A mystic is not someone to whom everything is mysterious; a mystic is someone to whom everything is perfectly clear.`` Anyway, I'm not particularly interested in putting in time on this one, but this may provide some useful leads for those who are.   In any event, I think Laws of Form has enough of a cult status to merit an article on him even if he is a bit of a crackpot.   |  `