Jim: > it's interesting (and perhaps sad from Sabri's perspective) > that the whole idea of "scientific revolutions" was pushed > by many people on the left (embracing Kuhn).
I may be a leftist but whatever I say about science is based on my personal experiences in the wonderland as one of the troops. Not only has this been the most humbling experience I had (boy, this mathematics is very difficult) but also has been a laboratory to experiment with dialectics. I guess my objection mainly derives from what Ian said: > But revolution sells; normal is boring in the land of > Hype and Lies. The same goes for "financial markets" too. When people learn that I was a "market person", most of them say, "It must have been very exciting". "What excitement are you talking about?" I always say. It was the most boring experience I had. Just dp/p, that is all! How exciting can that be? Sabri
