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{{Person|name=Hugh Thompson}}
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'''Hugh Thompson''' was a [[Life]] pioneer who compiled the '''Life Codex''', the first edition of which which he completed in 1972. In 1971, he discovered a number of notable patterns, including [[cap]], [[shillelagh]], [[tub with tail]], [[thunderbird]], [[interchange]], and a [[4c/5]] [[blinker fuse]], most likely an outcome of developing the codex.
'''Hugh Thompson''' was a [[Life]] pioneer who compiled the '''Life Codex''', the first edition of which which he completed in 1972. In 1971, he discovered a number of notable patterns, including [[cap]], [[shillelagh]] (with [[Charles Corderman]]), [[tub with tail]], [[thunderbird]], [[interchange]], and a [[4c/5]] [[blinker fuse]], most likely an outcome of developing the codex.


Thompson's codex is a compendium of more than 23,000 images of then known patterns, including their life histories (successive generations), as described in detail in [[Lifeline Volume 8]].
Thompson's codex is a compendium of more than 23,000 images of then known patterns, including their life histories (successive generations), as described in detail in [[Lifeline Volume 8]].

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Hugh Thompson
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Hugh Thompson was a Life pioneer who compiled the Life Codex, the first edition of which which he completed in 1972. In 1971, he discovered a number of notable patterns, including cap, shillelagh (with Charles Corderman), tub with tail, thunderbird, interchange, and a 4c/5 blinker fuse, most likely an outcome of developing the codex.

Thompson's codex is a compendium of more than 23,000 images of then known patterns, including their life histories (successive generations), as described in detail in Lifeline Volume 8.

Patterns found by Hugh Thompson