ogic; Haken had caught another. And then there was all that unseemly publicity. Rourke had started the whole thing with a press release written with Ian Stewart, a Warwick mathematician and a science writer. Stewart also published articles in the Guardian and Nature. Subsequently the two co-authored a long,

g. Unfor=unately, we don't know yet what we'll be doing then. On 2, there's of course the c=assic work of Herman Weyl on symmetry, and more recently Ian Stewart =99s "beauty is truth," which if I recall correctly has som= biological speculations. Don't really see how to pursue it in other way=. From: jeffr