Re: Telomeres, mutation rates and "breakthroughs"

From: Spike Jones (spike66@ibm.net)
Date: Mon May 08 2000 - 23:41:58 MDT

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phil osborn wrote: All the crew I cited - Pirsig, Rand, Fuller - etc., were
notorious for going off the deep end at times, oblivious to how silly they
appeared...

I read Pirsig's Motorcycle Mainenance in college, thought at the time
it was some of the most profound thinking I had ever read. Picked
it up again recently and thought it was some of the silliest thoughts
ever recorded on paper. I dont know what changed. {8-] spike

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