¶ Nature Has No Separate Departments
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Nature Has No Separate Departments:
"And wherever they came from
The thoughts arranged in this book
Are discoveries of its author
Since he first came in 1913
To think that nature did not have
Separate departments of
Mathematics, Physics,
Chemistry, biology,
History and languages,
Which would require
Department head meetings
To decide what to do
Whenever a boy threw
A stone in the water,
With the complex of consequences
Crossing all departmental lines.
Ergo, I came to think that nature
Has only one department–
And I set to discover its
Obviously
Omnirational
Comprehensively co-ordinate system."
¶ Citations
- BRAIN & MIND, p.171 May '72
