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my normally icy heart melted when Kea approvingly mentioned Standard Muddle, attributing the coinage to me.
it was in some locked thread, best forgotten,
so I did not have an opportunity to reply.
Kea: Marcus' Beyond the Standard Muddle is better. Plurals are unnecessary.
What sight so lured him thro' the fields he knew...
Me: Thanks Kea
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why be serious all the time? richard asked "What's in a name?" or was it william? what do you think of the constantly changing title of ORITI'S FORTHCOMING BOOK?
It changes every time i see it cited. The Cambridge UP publishers have taken a while to make up their minds. the most recent reference was to:
"Approaches to Quantum Gravity - Towards a new understanding of space and time" (ed. D. Oriti), Cambridge University Press, 2006
I think it's good. if a bit wordy. I think QG is towards a new understanding of space and time----and matter too, as an inherent facet of spacetime. High hopes for the book.
it was in some locked thread, best forgotten,
so I did not have an opportunity to reply.
Kea: Marcus' Beyond the Standard Muddle is better. Plurals are unnecessary.
What sight so lured him thro' the fields he knew...
Me: Thanks Kea
============
why be serious all the time? richard asked "What's in a name?" or was it william? what do you think of the constantly changing title of ORITI'S FORTHCOMING BOOK?
It changes every time i see it cited. The Cambridge UP publishers have taken a while to make up their minds. the most recent reference was to:
"Approaches to Quantum Gravity - Towards a new understanding of space and time" (ed. D. Oriti), Cambridge University Press, 2006
I think it's good. if a bit wordy. I think QG is towards a new understanding of space and time----and matter too, as an inherent facet of spacetime. High hopes for the book.