The image of a mathematician reading Life of Pi in today's 8:36 AM ET post
suggests some further reading, not about a fictional tiger —
As for the tiger . . .
From a search in this journal for Spacek —
"Honesty's the best policy."
— Miguel de Cervantes
"Liars prosper."
— Anonymous
— Epigraphs to On Writing:
A Memoir of the Craft,
by Stephen King
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Lavender Blue, Dilly, Dilly, Lavender Green… |
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* A title suggested by the previous post.
"Honesty's the best policy."
— Miguel de Cervantes
"Liars prosper."
— Anonymous
— Epigraphs to On Writing:
A Memoir of the Craft,
by Stephen King
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Lavender Blue, Dilly, Dilly, Lavender Green… |
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The cruelest month continues…
"…as Newton conceived it, the distinction between
the individualities of two particles is so marked that
it is impossible for them ever to coincide or for
either of them to alter the being of the other…."
"Waves interfere with each other because they are
interchangeable and thus not distinguishable;
two processes can coincide in space and time
but two substances cannot. Thus the wave
reveals a whole new possibility of identity…."
"The concept of a field is elusive."
— Peter Pesic, Seeing Double: Shared Identities
in Physics, Philosophy, and Literature,
Chapter 6, "The Fields of Light"
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