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http://commeappeleduneant.blogspot.com/
nitin has an exceptionally fine blog style IMO, or style of thinking
in proximity to his blog
judging from just two entries.
it is very new, and called in French Comme appelé du néanthe has a bit about Phil Anderson (condensed matter Nobelist) and a piece Anderson wrote for (London) Times Higher Education Supplement of 25 August.
this issue of THES is apparently interesting for several reasons,
there'v been several discussions of stuff in it.
another thing, nitin is something of a riddle himself. I think he has been posting here.
He says he just finished undergrad Physics in Australia and is bound for grad school, maybe in U.S.
he says that his MOTHER TONGUE is exclusively a spoken language----as if, for example, it were Maori but probably isn't that.
he says that as a beginning freshman at Melbourne or some other Oz U, the language he was thinking in was French.
(as a new Freshman, he accidentally encountered a paper of Grothendieck and tried to read some, believing that since he was fluent in French he would have no trouble)
nitin has an exceptionally fine blog style IMO, or style of thinking
in proximity to his blog
judging from just two entries.
it is very new, and called in French Comme appelé du néanthe has a bit about Phil Anderson (condensed matter Nobelist) and a piece Anderson wrote for (London) Times Higher Education Supplement of 25 August.
this issue of THES is apparently interesting for several reasons,
there'v been several discussions of stuff in it.
another thing, nitin is something of a riddle himself. I think he has been posting here.
He says he just finished undergrad Physics in Australia and is bound for grad school, maybe in U.S.
he says that his MOTHER TONGUE is exclusively a spoken language----as if, for example, it were Maori but probably isn't that.
he says that as a beginning freshman at Melbourne or some other Oz U, the language he was thinking in was French.
(as a new Freshman, he accidentally encountered a paper of Grothendieck and tried to read some, believing that since he was fluent in French he would have no trouble)
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