Approach it from angles unsurmised
To reach hidden berry find artful guise
Beneath green leaves a bit to the side
Long way around navigate thorn pride
Bird also hunt, spider hunt fly
If rot on vine is parent to bride
Nature has every conceivable delivery
Some face sun, others hug shade antiquity
Not burned till one pops, juice bursting full
In company good, a cluster not pulled
Sheepishly surrounded as days feed season
The vines snake armature perennial pleasing
Beauty still sleeping wrapped in sweet splendor bramble
The blackberry hedge offers a sensible gamble
"Grothendieck’s capacity for abstract thought is legendary: he rarely made use of specific equations to grasp at mathematical truths, instead intuiting the broader conceptual structure around them to make them surrender their solutions all at once.
He compared the two approaches to using a hammer to crack a walnut, versus soaking it patiently in water until it opens naturally. “
"When he did exchange words, he sometimes mentioned his true friends: the plants. Wood, he believed, was conscious.
He told Michel Camilleri, a local bookbinder who helped compile his writings, that his kitchen table “knows more about you, your past, your present and your future than you will ever know”.
"Matthieu believes his father’s plant distillations were linked with this attempt to explain the workings of evil: a form of alchemy through which he was attempting to isolate different species’ properties of resilience to adversity and aggression. "
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Topos
"The Grothendieck topoi find applications in algebraic geometry; the more general elementary topoi are used in logic."
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