Rufus Dumont: J.C. Bose, a name the western textbook does not know, in a lab coat, he quests for the cosmos in the emotional life of things. his gaze was fixed on a magnified shadow where he saw the growth of a fern tree, he said "its little cells were smiling." and as he turned his crescograph to metals, and he found the ebb and flow atomic structures. He said "this is the metal's the nervous system and that's how we are all indivisible." J.C. Bose proved that through a microscope, one can see anthropomorphic ghosts, in living and inert hosts. There the emotional life of things is shown.

salperta: Um, yes. So wonderful. Another beautiful non-fiction deliciously told.

jakeselectronicmail: as played on new guitar?

Rufus: I played The Lou Harrison National for this one. My new National is still fretless.

Buddha: Had neve heard of this scientist. Amazing story!