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| B M Hegde |
All great truths begin as blasphemies
It is only those who are in constant revolt that discover what is true, not the man who conforms
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| Bernard Shaw was right when he wrote the above caption. I have become so unpopular in my own profession. |
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| Krishnananda Hegde |
Watch out, Old Physics is out!
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| Two scientists, Serge Haroche of France and David J. Wineland of the US have shared the 2012 Nobel Prize in Physics for what the Royal Swedish Academy |
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| B M Hegde |
Why does one get ill?
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| The question “why” does not have an answer in the all powerful science today. Science did not have the answer to that question in the past either |
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| A. K. Mukhopadhyay |
A Radical View of Information on its Nature and Science
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| This paper focuses on a possible fundamental nature and character of information |
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| Herbert Nehrlich |
A Bird Named Johann Wolfgang Von G.
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The Farmer's Market, by the tracks
was where you'd buy from hornet's wax
to octopus and chestnut pie
all things that would be, to a guy
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| Herbert Nehrlich |
A Case Of Having A Need To Know
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He questioned them (a need to know) ,
about the prospect of below
and whether it would cost too much
to choose the common way, as such. |
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| Herbert Nehrlich |
A Chip On His Humpback
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His father was a gentleman
his mother was a mutt
the offspring is a little man
a gentleman he's not. |
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| Herbert Nehrlich |
A Devil Called Hurricane
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So many faces this turbulent devil
possesses, seemingly,
without logic, or justice
or fair-play...it strikes. |
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It's an uncertain world after all
The idea of uncertainty seems to have caught the imagination of people from olden times
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Never trust the advice of a man in difficulties
Aesop was a slave from Phrygia (presently in the western part of Turkey). He lived in the sixth century B.C.
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Socrates and the Quest for Definitions
The Oracle of Delphi declared him as the wisest man who ever walked on this earth
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Infinite Universe
Is our universe a single entity? Or, are there many universes that we are unable to see? Physicists,
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