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Reply to comment of "The Girl Who Saved the World".<br>
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When I skimmed later parts of the book, it was really
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<pre wrap="">obvious that the people who did not want to believe the Liouville-Gibbs
theorem were prepared to say almost anything in order to discredit it. I
don’t know if they were lying out of habit, but they were certainly
working hard at lying, for no particularly obvious reason. Indeed, one
of the later chapters, one that I much enjoyed reading carefully, spent
its time going through the arguments against the Liouville-Gibbs
theorem, and explaining exactly how the authors of the arguments had
cheated in making their cases. Learning how people cheat in arguments is
good.
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<pre wrap="">Is [Eclipse?] autistic?
Please explain your comment. I'm not complaining, but I am curious what you are thinking to reach this point.
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