Seminar30October

"Joy may be inarticulate, but reflection is empty without understanding. There is delight to be had merely by looking at the world, but that delight can be deepened when the mind's eye can penetrate the surface of things to see the connections within."

"Joy may be inarticulate, but reflection is empty without understanding. There is delight to be had merely by looking at the world, but that delight can be deepened when the mind's eye can penetrate the surface of things to see the connections within."
P. W. Atkins (Professor of Chemistry at Lincoln College, Oxford), Molecules (1987)	Paul Schueler, 30 October 2003