Great citation. Thanks, Frank.
G.
> On Dec 17, 2019, at 2:36 PM, Frank Wimberly wrote:
>
> "Since the last third of the twentieth century, the whole tenor of neurology
> and Neuroscience has been moving towards such a dynamic and constructional
> view of the brain, a sense that even at the
Hi, Dave,
I have to think about what you say here, apart from the etymology.
Speaking of etymology, I can't tell if etymonline SUPPLEMENTS or DISPUTES your
etymology of "design". See what you think. Here it is:
design (v.)
late 14c., "to make, shape," ultimately from Latin
re: creation
"Design," is associated, in contemporary times, with novelty, creation, and
innovation — something that "springs forth in the mind of the designer,
appearing from nowhere and grounded only in the genius of the designer." [West
& Rikner, Design Thinking, 2018]
This is
