Re: First Languages (yet again)

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From: Kurt Guntheroth
Date: Thu, 25 Feb 1988 01:15

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> It would be nice if a physicist (for example) could stick primarily to 
> physics and not have to learn a second discipline (computer science). 

Some of the Nobel Prizes recently awarded in Economics might almost as well
have been for Computer Science.  The same is becomming true for Biology and
Physics.  Why don't they just give up and give us our own category?

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