Nick - > > Our Own Lee Rudolph, was there as well. In the belly of Net Logo, I > think. > > > > Lee???? Are you out there? > That is an interesting factoid... I would not have guessed/recognized that legacy. Net/Logo is definitely an interesting beast.
"We all got to be the way we are, somehow" Perhaps some beasts have more bellies than others (multichambered rumination, cud-chewing, craws, etc.) While you (and others) use the self-deprecating term "English Major" for yourselves when you might not endured the more acutely math/science/engineering tracks, it is the main reason I am here... to hear your voices... to see your perspectives. My own engagement in the Arts v the Sciences feels woefully limited... I am thankful that I stumbled into the *college of Arts and Sciences* while most of my peers were in the "school of Engineering". Their heads got a lot sharper on a handful of subjects that way, but I am forever thankful for the Philosophy, Language Arts, Anthropology, thin as they were at an undergrad basics level for the extra perspective they offered. I am now appreciating the legacy of the myriad "soft sciences" (even Biology was considered "soft" during my education) as well as the "Arts themselves" yet more than I ever have. - Steve
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