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2005
Sunday 27 February

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[Notebook: DB 57 Language]

[Sunday 27 February 2005 - Saturday 5 March 2005]

[page 92]

Sunday 27 February 2005

Heaven comes from a network of mutual support.

[page 93]

HARDSHIP < -- BALANCE --> SOFTSHIP

le Carre Pilgrim: 'We've given up far too many freedoms in order to be free. Now we've got to take them back. le Carre page 324

Monday 28 February 2005
Tuesday 1 March 2005
Wednesday 2 March 2005
Thursday 3 March 2005
Friday 4 March 2005

Heisenberg, trying to break free of the classical, crystallized the distinction between observation and theory, advised us to think only of explain the data, no matter how weird it may seem.

'In this situation it seems sensible to discard all hope of observing hitherto unobservable quantities, such as the position and period of the electron, and to concede that the partial agreement of the quantum rules with experience is more or less fortuitous. Instead it seems more reasonable to try to establish a theoretical quantum mechanics, analogous to classical mechanics, but in which only relations between observable quantities occur. van der Waerden, page 262

Saturday 5 March 2005

Books

le Carre, John, The Secret Pilgrim, Random House Value Publishing 1992 Amazon customer review: 'Mr John LeCarré, with Len Deighton, is tops at writing about espionage and he deserves mention in the history of English literature of this century. I have all his books in my personal library. They all denote an insider's knowledge of the espionage world, the right dose of skepticism about human nature, tongue-in-cheek, sense of the plot, mastery of the language, eclecticism. The only flaw may be found in a pervasive melancholy and pessimism: there is never sun in these books, only a uniform and pervasive grayness - but I guess the world he describes is of that colour. However, he is one of the most entertaining writers I ever found and I always look for new production of his whenever I enter a bookstore.' A reader 
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van der Waerden, B L, Sources of Quantum Mechanics, Dover Publications 1968 Amazon Book Description: 'Seventeen seminal papers, dating from the years 1917-26, in which the quantum theory as wenow know it was developed and formulated. Among the scientists represented: Einstein,Ehrenfest, Bohr, Born, Van Vleck, Heisenberg, Dirac, Pauli and Jordan. All 17 papers translatedinto English.' 
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