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Initially, the authors voice shone through very clearly. It was apparent that she personally loved Oxford, but oppositely wanted to paint it as the intellectual flagship guiding British imperialism. This seems to have integrated more congruently as Robin grows into his life at Oxford.

I thought this was going like ‘iRobot’ the film… but I think I’m thinking of Blade Runner

Found it hard to get into

It was hard to follow. We aren’t taught geometry this way in mathematics today.

Newton describes spherical motion using geometrical arguments. He and derived Keplers law, that a planet sweeps a constant area in a constant time

Section I: Third Law, Newton’s Cradle, Integral calculus by area under a curve, limits and derivatives

I never realised Hooke and Newton were rivals. It’s bizarre to think that before Newton, a physicist could just advance a theory that explained no experiment

Got this today at Book Depository DFO Spencer St. haven’t read a plain old sci-fi for a while… pretty good.

This one really focuses in on engineered psychologies

Finally got my box of stuff back

Sort of skimming through the start because I already know the relevant math. (Available from Uni Library)