I had written -
>I have read great books on analytic geometry, and great books on synthetic
>geometry - but no great books giving each approach equal weighting. Its up
>to me to synergize.
Thinking about this more carefully -
I synergize these perspectives on geometry precisely by learning the
. seems everyone.s overlooking your message's context
On 6/2/05, Arthur <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> but I'm looping - again.Still looping.But that's probably because it's hard for me to understand how I've come tolive on my own planet.For the largest majority of students - it seems clear to me - a
Kirby Urner wrote:
> Arthur:
>> For the largest majority of students - it seems clear to me - asking them
>> to learn to program, in Python or any other language for that matter,
>> would be the single *hardest* thing they have been asked to do in their
>> academic careers.
You (Arthur) should r
Arthur:
> For the largest majority of students - it seems clear to me - asking them
> to learn to program, in Python or any other language for that matter,
> would be the single *hardest* thing they have been asked to do in their
> academic careers.
Remember our little distinction between learni
> but I'm looping - again.
Still looping.
But that's probably because it's hard for me to understand how I've come to
live on my own planet.
For the largest majority of students - it seems clear to me - asking them to
learn to program, in Python or any other language for that matter, would be
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