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posted 30-07-2008 16:36
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I know, there's a disproportionate amount of mind-numbing wankery in art theory. Believe it or not it was even worse twenty years ago. On the plus side, the good stuff tends to stand out like diamonds in pig-swill.
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posted 30-07-2008 23:47
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That's good to hear.
I'm just bitter because I brought a dud book on holiday with me,
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posted 06-08-2008 22:11
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How do. First time poster, be gentle. Or something.
Anyway, despite being billed as quantum physics for the layman, "In Search Of Schrodinger's Cat" by John Gribbin made me feel as thick as pigshit. Interesting though. Unlike this first post...
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posted 07-08-2008 12:33
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Bit of a tit, though, Gribbin.
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posted 07-08-2008 12:35
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I had a Physics teacher in secondary school who said more or less exactly the same thing. Although he never elaborated, and I never got around* to finding out why....
* Forgot, lost interest, couldn't be arsed, delete as you see fit
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