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Reply 80

Camford: If you like Douglas Adams, get The Deeper Meaning of Liff :cool:

Oh and yeah - it is definitely a trilogy of five!

ZarathustraX

Reply 81

visesh
after working for 40 hours a week

Is that all? You just wait...

A.

Reply 82

Alaric
Is that all? You just wait...

A.

he's medic, someone somewhere on someplanet in somestar-system from somegalaxy which is a member of someuniverse is going to work him to death.

Reply 83

Zarathustra
Camford: If you like Douglas Adams, get The Deeper Meaning of Liff :cool:

Oh and yeah - it is definitely a trilogy of five!

ZarathustraX

Damn! WHSmith (and the book publisher) lied to me! :mad: Now I want my 10 pounds back! :security:

Reply 84

Camford
Damn! WHSmith (and the book publisher) lied to me! :mad: Now I want my 10 pounds back! :security:

'Tis ok - just get the fifth one seperate like :wink: clicky
(And then get TDMOL!!)

ZarathustraX

Reply 85

Zarathustra
'Tis ok - just get the fifth one seperate like :wink: clicky
(And then get TDMOL!!)

ZarathustraX

meh, never mind. 4 of them will be enough to get me through the next 10 years. I don't read much, see (unless they are something computer related which I have to read :frown:).

Reply 86

Camford
meh, never mind. 4 of them will be enough to get me through the next 10 years. I don't read much, see (unless they are something computer related which I have to read :frown:).

They go pretty quick, trust me - I once re-read all of them in a day. Plus Douglas Adams is just the King of the Universe. I'm not entirely sure how that's relevant, but I guess that it may also add to your reading speed :smile:

ZarathustraX

EDIT: If you finish 1-4 before you leave Cam, you can borrow my copy of no.5 :wink:

Reply 87

Zarathustra
They go pretty quick, trust me - I once re-read all of them in a day. Plus Douglas Adams is just the King of the Universe. I'm not entirely sure how that's relevant, but I guess that it may also add to your reading speed :smile:

ZarathustraX

EDIT: If you finish 1-4 before you leave Cam, you can borrow my copy of no.5 :wink:

I'll finish 1-4 before I leave cam if and only if I get a pint of foam to go with your book 5.

...and time is merely a concept created by human percep... I should not argue with a philosopher.

Reply 88

Camford
I'll finish 1-4 before I leave cam if and only if I get a pint of foam to go with your book 5.

...and time is merely a concept created by human percep... I should not argue with a philosopher.

Don't worry, I haven't forgotten about the foam :biggrin:

I'm reading a book on the nature of time at the moment actually, so if you want to argue with me about it then do so quickly before I form some basic understanding!

ZarathustraX

Reply 89

Zarathustra
Don't worry, I haven't forgotten about the foam :biggrin:

I'm reading a book on the nature of time at the moment actually, so if you want to argue with me about it then do so quickly before I form some basic understanding!

ZarathustraX

Can't be bothered... Relativity is just too mind boggling. (other than the fact that I've complete forgotten all about it and left my notes at home)

Reply 90

Camford
Can't be bothered...

I was hoping you would say that :biggrin:

ZarathustraX

Reply 91

Zarathustra
I was hoping you would say that :biggrin:

ZarathustraX

^o)... (is she trying to trap me? Is she?.... um... I think she is)

Reply 92

Zarathustra
'Tis ok - just get the fifth one seperate like :wink: clicky
(And then get TDMOL!!)

Or this cheaper clicky

Reply 93

Camford
Can't be bothered... Relativity is just too mind boggling. (other than the fact that I've complete forgotten all about it and left my notes at home)
http://damtp.cam.ac.uk/user/gr/members/partiipublic.pdf :wink:

Some Part II General Relativity by Prof. Gibbons. He's not a brilliant lecturers, but his notes are excellent. I only went to 2 of his lectures, but the online notes made GR one of my best courses :smile:

Reply 94

Zarathustra
Don't worry, I haven't forgotten about the foam :biggrin:

I'm reading a book on the nature of time at the moment actually, so if you want to argue with me about it then do so quickly before I form some basic understanding!

ZarathustraX


What book on the nature of the time is this, out of interest? Is it a "general" i.e non-philosophy one? I'm currently reading something on the nature of language - absolutely fascinating (Pinker's "The Language Instinct").

Reply 95

Reema
What book on the nature of the time is this, out of interest? Is it a "general" i.e non-philosophy one? I'm currently reading something on the nature of language - absolutely fascinating (Pinker's "The Language Instinct").

Clicky :smile:

ZarathustraX