Sorry but I am not a mathematician...
Sorry but I am not a mathematician...nor I stated that I would prove a
new theorem (I do not even think that I am capable of doing that).Those
of you who are capable , why you are wasting your time reading this
messages and you don't produce something new?
Express your criticism politely....
This message is addressed to all the gargantuan scientists, to May whom
the future Gauss, Riemann and Newton would rely on their shoulders...
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- Re: To the Maestri: Whats it like?
... I've heard this "shoulders" phrase before, ... Some historians are of the opinion that Newton originally meant the ... to borrowing from the greats. ...
(rec.music.classical.guitar) - Re: To the Maestri: Whats it like?
... I've heard this "shoulders" phrase before, ... Some historians are of the opinion that Newton originally meant the ... to borrowing from the greats. ...
(rec.music.classical.guitar) - Re: Living in the Past
... > Jesse> If we see further than our ancestors it is because we stand on ... > Jesse> their shoulders - who said that? ... metaphor, Newton was verablly standing on the shoulders of giants, as well. ... They fell out in 1672 when Hooke criticized ...
(rec.arts.theatre.musicals) - Re: @@Challenge to poly-choss@@
... Newton famously acknowledged the contributions of his predecessors to his own work, when he said that he had seen further because he was standing on the shoulders of giants. ... The Newton who engaged in vituperative feuds with his peers and rivals particularly Hooke and had to be practically caressed before he let his work be published? ... Goo goo ga joob. ...
(talk.religion.bahai) - Re: Living in the Past
... Jesse> If we see further than our ancestors it is because we stand on ... Jesse> their shoulders - who said that? ... Newton was a genius, but not the nicest of people. ... Robert Hooke and Isaac Newton entertained a considerable mutual ...
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