I said empty your mind, be formless, shapeless, like water.

It's about how hard you hit.

It's about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward.

How much you can take and keep moving forward?

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A Line Podcast.

There are no separate things in the physical world either.

The physical world is wiggly.

For clouds, mountains, trees, people, are all wiggly. And only when human beings get working at things, they build buildings in

straight lines and try and make out that the world isn't really Wiggly.

But here are we sitting in this room all built on straight lines,

but each one of us is as wiggly as all get out.

Now then, when you want to get control of something that wiggles, it's pretty difficult, isn't it?

You try and pick up a fish in your hands, and the fish is wiggly, and it slips out.

What do you do to get hold of a fish? You use a net. And so the net is the

basic thing we have for getting hold of the wiggly world.

And so if you want to get hold of this wiggle,

you've got to put a net over it.

And I can number the holes in a net.

So many holes up, so many holes across. And if I can number these holes, I can count

exactly where each wiggle is in terms of a hole in that net. And that's the beginning of calculus, the art

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