Stephen Black writes:
Which brings to mind one of its more famous victims, Sigmund
Freud, and the supremely sly and ironic comment he is claimed
to have added when asked to sign a document attesting to good
treatment by the Gestapo:
I can most highly recommend the Gestapo to everyone.
[…]
Mike Palij writes:
It's an interesting story but, of course, Deutsche Physik fell out of
favour even with the Nazis, Werner Heisenberg (yes, the uncertainty
Heisenberg, not the Breaking Bad Heisenberg) was a proponent
of Einstein's theory (as well as being well connected to high ranking
Nazi
On Tue, 24 Aug 2010 03:58:22 -0700, Allen Esterson wrote:
Mike Palij writes:
It's an interesting story but, of course, Deutsche Physik fell out of
favour even with the Nazis, Werner Heisenberg (yes, the uncertainty
Heisenberg, not the Breaking Bad Heisenberg) was a proponent
of Einstein's theory
Mike Palij started his response (below) to my pointing out that his
assertion that Heisenberg was well connected to high ranking Nazi
Heinrich Himmler is misleading as follows:
Well, as you say, it depends upon what one means by well connected.
Evidently Mike missed that my opening sentence
Hi
I wonder if people know of any research or have experience with course
evaluations using different number of scale categories? It has been suggested
here for some purposes, to use just two categories: Unsatisfactory vs.
Satisfactory. I'm familiar with the general literature on number of
