It also motivated me to try my own identity-related thread
- A key piece of SAML 2.0 is its support for pseudonyms, an identifier for a user unique to a pairing of an Identity Provider and a Service Provider.
- Nicholas Bourbaki was the group pseudonym under which a group of young French mathematicians wrote a number of books on advanced mathematics. They wanted to rewrite mathematics in terms of set theory.
- George Cantor was a 19th century German mathematician who formulated set theory.
- If any one individual can be credited with SAML 2.0, it would be Scott Cantor.
Burke's new book Twin Tracks has a number of separate chapters, each starting with a single event in history, and then following two separate threads towards a common endpoint in space-time. If I had been less lazy, I could have pointed to the Venn of Identity as another thread connecting set theory to Scott.