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My Life Has Been Extremely Complicated. Not By Choice At The Beginning At All, But Later On, I Had Become Used To Complication And Went On Accepting Things That Other People Would Have Found Too Difficult To Accept.

I've Been A Professor Of Mathematics At Harvard And At Yale. At Yale For A Long Time. But I'm Not A Mathematician Only. I'm A Professor Of Physics, Of Economics, A Long List. Each Element Of This List Is Normal. The Combination Of These Elements Is Very Rare At Best.

A Cloud Is Made Of Billows Upon Billows Upon Billows That Look Like Clouds. As You Come Closer To A Cloud You Don't Get Something Smooth, But Irregularities At A Smaller Scale.

The Rare Scholars Who Are Nomads-by-choice Are Essential To The Intellectual Welfare Of The Settled Disciplines.

Beautiful, Damn Hard, Increasingly Useful. That's Fractals.