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Dr. Peterson has said that holding that Newtonian notebook brought tears to his eyes. He's a very sensitive man, fully aware of the golden legacy of western European achievement. It's a holy relic!!!
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I'm surprised Dr. Peterson isn't wearing cloth gloves when handling such rare artefacts.‘Roses do not bloom hurriedly; for beauty, like any masterpiece, takes time to blossom.’Comment
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Yes, I wondered about that too. But this would be at the discretion of the university, particularly when an international academic is a visiting Fellow (which I think he is now).Originally posted by Megan View Post
This reminded me of something....John Eliot Gardiner reading/touching original texts associated with Bach, including scores, without gloves: at 11:45 here and elsewhere in this documentary:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3ZVn9NZqyxs
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It seems Dr. Peterson is in Cambridge for their first Multidisciplinary Seminar, not as yet as a Fellow.Comment
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Dr. Peterson has tweeted this today.
I held the same position at Harvard as Timothy Leary, 60's LSD guru. Remember "tune in, turn on, drop out"? My version, for the chaotic 20's: "Tune in. Turn on. Grow up."
That phrasing would have saved us a lot of trouble.
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