Loopy

Uh, in this discussion of stellar gravitational collapse as metaphor for the immense wrongness of the Reynolds thesis, I think you are overlooking that this wrongness may represent a truly quantum leap in stupidity and thus the phenomenon should best be described as Loopy Quantum Stupidity.

The wrongness singularity Sean 2006

His 1999 "Loopy" painting sold for $5.1 million at Christie's London in June of this year, an auction record for a painting by the artist, and his 52-inch-tall "Large Vase of Flowers" (1991) netted $5.7 million at Christie's New York last November.

ARTINFO: The Blue Flower: How Jeff Koons's "Balloon" Sculpture Could Make History, Again, at Christie's ARTINFO 2010

His 1999 "Loopy" painting sold for $5.1 million at Christie's London in June of this year, an auction record for a painting by the artist, and his 52-inch-tall "Large Vase of Flowers" (1991) netted $5.7 million at Christie's New York last November.

ARTINFO: The Blue Flower: How Jeff Koons's "Balloon" Sculpture Could Make History, Again, at Christie's ARTINFO 2010

His 1999 "Loopy" painting sold for $5.1 million at Christie's London in June of this year, an auction record for a painting by the artist, and his 52-inch-tall "Large Vase of Flowers" (1991) netted $5.7 million at Christie's New York last November.

ARTINFO: The Blue Flower: How Jeff Koons's "Balloon" Sculpture Could Make History, Again, at Christie's ARTINFO 2010

Jeff Koons '1999 painting, "Loopy," sold to an American art dealer sold to the artist's dealer Larry Gagosian for GBP 3.4 million, just under its GBP 3.5 million high estimate.

Christie's Sells Warhol 'Silver Liz' for GBP 6.8 Million 2010

His 1999 "Loopy" painting sold for $5.1 million at Christie's London in June of this year, an auction record for a painting by the artist, and his 52-inch-tall "Large Vase of Flowers" 1991 netted $5.7 million at Christie's New York last November.

ARTINFO: The Blue Flower: How Jeff Koons's "Balloon" Sculpture Could Make History, Again, at Christie's ARTINFO 2010

'Loopy' was around for awhile, but subsided within a year or two -- a long enough run to become gravely annoying, but short enough that I can look back on it with a degree of calm.

"Deceptively simple" Roger Sutton 2007

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OpEdNews - Quicklink: The "Loopy" Zogby Polls 2008

Gordon "Loopy" Liddy, broke into Democratic headquarters at the Watergate in the District of Corruption and committed burglary and then perjury.

The Ignorant Rule the World The Daily Growler 2006

A Japanese T-shirt company, ClubT, announced "Loopy" as the winner of the most popular T-shirt message in 2010, and we recently discovered that it was named - by one of many year-end polls and lists in Japan - one of the 60 most popular words in that country in 2010.

Redskins Insider Podcast -- The Washington Post Al Kamen 2011