Torus, Rising
I like the way he talks like a Japanese poet – simple things about Nature explode like black ink under water billowing in all directions.
I like the way he talks like a Japanese poet – simple things about Nature explode like black ink under water billowing in all directions.
When the Scottish classicist, mathematician and naturalist D’Arcy Wentworth Thompson [1860 – 1948] wrote On Growth and Form in 1917, Darwin’s theory of evolution was not only relatively new, it was at the height of intellectual fashion, certainly within the scientific community if not with the religious community.