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s to reflect on the last time one felt terribly lonely, and one can appreciate the seemingly self- evident truth of this characterization. But as Sir Arthur Eddington’s story shows us, the obvious and intuitive can sometimes be very misleading. It is now widely recognized that many structures and processes of the m