> ... the very nature of mathematics at this level requires one to become fluent (i.e. memorization of what may first seem as random formulas.) Absolutely. We can show them examples of how the laws apply to physical things, and there is nothing wrong with that since there are so many applications, but at the end of the day DL is an axiom. Agreed. But to see the axiom

And one more: From Personal Archive.zip Now that I've gotten the batch of user group disks done, I've moved on to my own personal archive of several boxes. Trying to avoid things that are already on Asimov, of course. List below. These include some games that my father cracked under the handle of "Shogun." :) File list: Best of Hard Core.dsk Continents and Countries.dsk D11 -