好像是两个月前听说“现在周围还没有人感染的就是没有朋友”,我还感叹我果然没有朋友,没想到这么快我就开始感叹“我竟然认识这么多人”了…跟我一起来德国的小伙伴、我教授全家、我声乐老师、我室友表哥一家、我毛象上交流还比较多的几位象友、我在交友 app 上约出去玩的妹子…全都感染过了…
Cutting off fundamental, curiosity-driven science is like eating the seed corn. We may have a little more to eat next winter, but what will we plant so we and our children will have enough to get through the winters to come?
不得不讲本书作者真的是对后代非常有责任心的…我真的就是做着好玩,没想过能有什么用,不过看来只要我自己觉得好玩就够了,有没有用是后人的事
Maxwell wasn’t thinking of radio, radar and television when he first scratched out the fundamental equations of electromagnet-ism; Newton wasn’t dreaming of space flight or communications satellites when he first understood the motion of the Moon; Roentgen wasn’t contemplating medical diagnosis when he investigated a penetrating radiation so mysterious he called it ‘X-rays’; Curie wasn’t thinking of cancer therapy when she painstakingly extracted minute amounts of radium from tons of pitchblende; Fleming wasn’t planning on saving the lives of millions with antibiotics when he noticed a circle free of bacteria around a growth of mould; Watson and Crick weren’t imagining the cure of genetic diseases when they puzzled over the X-ray diffractometry of DNA; Rowland and Molina weren’t planning to implicate CFCs in ozone depletion when they began studying the role of halogens in stratospheric photochemistry.