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Life Forms A Surface That Acts As If It Could Not Be Otherwise, But Under Its Skin Things Are Pounding And Pulsing.

Anything That Endures Over Time Sacrifices Its Ability To Make An Impression.

It Is Life That Does The Thinking All Around Us, Forming With Playful Ease The Connections Our Reason Can Only Laboriously Patch Together Piecemeal, And Never To Such Kaleidoscopic Effect.

In Their Field They [mathematicians] Do What We Ought To Be Doing In Ours. Therein Lies The Significant Lesson ... Of Their Existence. They Are An Analogy For The Intellectual Of The Future.

We Have Gained Reality And Lost Dream. No More Lounging Under A Tree And Peering At The Sky Between One's Big And Second Toes; There's Work To Be Done. To Be Efficient, One Cannot Be Hungry And Dreamy But Must Eat Steak And Keep Moving.