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Art Young (1866-1943), ''Art Young's Inferno'', 1934
Why didn't Crowley realize that Arthur thought he was a doctor when he called him a doctor? He says the word doctor and Crowley still doesn't get it? Is this a word thing?
Hi there! 💕*begs you to help me eat these Christmas cookies* Thanks for the ask. Is it a word thing? Yeah, it is. Why doesn't Crowley get that Arthur thinks that Crowley is a doctor there to deliver his wife's baby when Arthur literally says: "I think we were getting on with it, doctor"?
From the DVD commentary, episode 1:
Douglas: And there's Danny saying 'Doctor' to David Tennant.
Neil: That was his favourite bit, to get to call David Tennant, 'Doctor'.
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“It can’t be that simple, can it?“
THE LICENSE PLACE ON THE YOUNG’S CAR IS SID RAT HAHDHHAD TARDIS BACKWARDS dying thats very funny
What are the elements of an act of knowing? At least two are immediately obvious: that which is known, and the consciousness which knows it. The knower's status is at least as important as that of the known, a point which modern physics has been forced to recognize in the uncertainty principle, which reveals the fact that, in order to know something about it, an observer must act upon, and thus disturb, an object. The act of knowing is thus a transaction between the object and the knower which involves physical exchanges of energy. Thus the concept of pure "parallelism”—a reflection within the knower of the known—is not tenable. We cannot think of the known as pure reflection within the knower, like the image of a flying swan on the smooth surface of a pond. When the swan lights on the water, its pure image is shattered by the broken surface.
Arthur M. Young, The Geometry of Meaning