¶ Clams
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Clams:
". . . This is beginning to give us ways of seeing the complementarity at all times. Incidentally, when clams get hard in the mud and the clam in there is probably eaten out by the little water spiders and worms, we find clams in great matrices of old clay breaking open on the beach-- and we find that we are getting all the concave surfaces on the outside. This is the kind of aspect where the spherical thing has disappeared and you get only the concaves. . . "
¶ Citations
- Oregon Lecture #7, pp. 258-259. 11 Jul’62
