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Quantum Physics 305: Thursday 13 October
[The Doctor is relatively happy today, all things considered. He smells faintly of Earl Grey and hand soap, and he's brought coffee, tea, and cocoa for the seminar.]
All right, class...I need your papers from last week. Ms Ivanova, you have an extra week to do the assignment, but I expect it to be done, and done well. I have confidence in your abilities.
[From the corridor comes the sound of someone singing 'Sultans of Swing' by Dire Straits. And the guitar parts. Badly. The Doctor quietly shuts the door, but he's started humming.]
In 123, we were discussing timeline divergence, and I think the topic is interesting and extensive enough to be brought up a level. Tell me about alternate universes you may or may not have experienced, tell me about events in history you think are sufficient divergence points. [Doo doo doo do do do DO DO comes faintly from the hall] Er...share, talk to each other.
And for next week, I expect a written review of a fictional work (you can find plenty in the library) that discusses parallel or alternate universes. Does the concept seem at all realistic in the work? Why or why not?
All right, class...I need your papers from last week. Ms Ivanova, you have an extra week to do the assignment, but I expect it to be done, and done well. I have confidence in your abilities.
[From the corridor comes the sound of someone singing 'Sultans of Swing' by Dire Straits. And the guitar parts. Badly. The Doctor quietly shuts the door, but he's started humming.]
In 123, we were discussing timeline divergence, and I think the topic is interesting and extensive enough to be brought up a level. Tell me about alternate universes you may or may not have experienced, tell me about events in history you think are sufficient divergence points. [Doo doo doo do do do DO DO comes faintly from the hall] Er...share, talk to each other.
And for next week, I expect a written review of a fictional work (you can find plenty in the library) that discusses parallel or alternate universes. Does the concept seem at all realistic in the work? Why or why not?
