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"got into the Naval Academy, particularly when I went to
sea, is that when two ships ran into each other, they didn’t
waltz off north-northeast 12 miles together. One of them
usually went into the center of the earth. And that wasn’t
in the diagram. So I felt that to give me that kind of
elementary education was not a kindly form of simplification.
It was absurd. I felt there was a place where Universe
just started operating and that was where she always
operated. We were operating omnidimensionally, and we
might as well find out, if we could, what the minimum set
of forces operating were-- and where, and how, and why,
and whatever was interference did what it did."
¶ Citations
- Oregon Lecture #3, p. 106, 5 July '62
