Whatever You Say About Something, It Is

It Is Amusing To Discover, In The Twentieth Century, That The Quarrels Between Two Lovers, Two Mathematicians, Two Nations, Two Economic Systems, Usually Assumed Insoluble In A Finite Period Should Exhibit One Mechanism, The Semantic Mechanism Of Identification - The Discovery Of Which Makes Universal Agreement Possible, In Mathematics And In Life.

Any Object Of Thought Is Both 'more Than What We Think, And Different'.

Two Important Characteristics Of Maps Should Be Noticed. A Map Is Not The Territory It Represents, But, If Correct, It Has A Similar Structure To The Territory, Which Accounts For Its Usefulness.

The Map Is Not The Territory... The Only Usefulness Of A Map Depends On Similarity Of Structure Between The Empirical World And The Map.

I Am The Same Kind Of Moron As The Rest Of You, It's The Method That Does The Work, For Me As Well As For You.