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Today's Navy officers will not only perceive the extreme difficulty of decision making in such a world but will be "living day to day with technological developments which are equipping the Navy with ever more complex weapons systems."
How much effect this reminiscence had when Gertrude S. got together with Virgil T. in 1946 to write their third major opera is unknown. The influence of the indefatigable Miss Anthony, whose 86-year life span is the opera's subject, seems certain. Librettist Gertrude S. hints at the link...
"Nonobjective art has an incredibly big function," Winter passionately argues. "We can no longer perceive our world purely optically. Matter itself disintegrates into ever smaller particles. Atoms are smashed, time and space eliminated as barriers. The world has become transparent; we look through trees and know that a piece of...
Time's technique is perhaps best revealed in its weekly column on the Presidency. Its reports on Presidential behavior are able to rise above objectivity and perceive distinctions where none are apparent. Thus, "President Truman flapped open his leather notebook and began in his usual flat tone to read his...
If Einstein ever did find the secret he was looking for, it rests in a legacy of notes and scribblings still to be tested by men and machines. The search for it made the last part of his voyage the loneliest part of all. Albert Einstein, who often said he...