By evolvingthoughts on July 14, 2008. Language Log has a very nice summary of the reasons why some holes are black, and some are white. Tags humor Politics Race and politics Log in to post comments More like this Spellcorrecting and adding publisher and ISBN to what I said on the linked-to blog: As a student of a student of John Archibald Wheeler, whose death I mourned earlier this year, I could not help but notice this Australian novel of Science Fiction: Striped Holes, by Damien Broderick, NY: Avon, ISBN-13: 9780380753772 ISBN: 0380753774 Log in to post comments
Spellcorrecting and adding publisher and ISBN to what I said on the linked-to blog: As a student of a student of John Archibald Wheeler, whose death I mourned earlier this year, I could not help but notice this Australian novel of Science Fiction: Striped Holes, by Damien Broderick, NY: Avon, ISBN-13: 9780380753772 ISBN: 0380753774 Log in to post comments
Spellcorrecting and adding publisher and ISBN to what I said on the linked-to blog:
As a student of a student of John Archibald Wheeler, whose death I mourned earlier this year, I could not help but notice this Australian novel of Science Fiction:
Striped Holes, by Damien Broderick, NY: Avon,
ISBN-13: 9780380753772
ISBN: 0380753774