On the Etymology of "Jamf"

[Timothy C. May]

LOT64 at aol.com wrote:
> 
> Adam,
>      Now that was truly an edifying revelation.  It never occurred to me and
> it increases my enjoyment and understanding of GR.  Re: the great fractal
> debate, Tim makes his case more convincingly to me.
> However, Bonnie, give us some examples of how fractal theory enhances our
> understanding of GR.  The examples will go a longer way towards proving your
> point.  The Etymology of Jamf sets a high standard.

(It's Alan, by the way; I know him from another list we're both on.)

I also relished the explanation of Jamf, though I'm more of a Coltrane
fan than a Bird fan. Now we can look for allusions to Charlie Parker!

On the fractal thing, I wasn't trying to be more convincing than
Bonnie, just telling things as I see them.

--Tim May





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