Mathematicians are rarely practical people, or good observers of events. They are apt to be cloistered souls, like philosophers and theologians.
Philosophy in a New Key, Chapter I (p. 19), Harvard University Press. 1957
Mathematicians are rarely practical people, or good observers of events. They are apt to be cloistered souls, like philosophers and theologians.
Philosophy in a New Key, Chapter I (p. 19), Harvard University Press. 1957