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When you say "interesting", do you mean that in a way that mocks Zeilberger, or is sympathetic to him?
by crasshopper 15y ago
When you say "interesting", do you mean that in a way that mocks Zeilberger, or is sympathetic to him?
- tzs 15y agoI simply mean it in the sense of the dictionary definition: interesting |ˈint(ə)ristiNG, ˈintəˌrestiNG| adjective arousing curiosity or interest; holding or catching the attention: an interesting debate | it will be very interesting to see what they come up with. The man writes on a variety of topics, and whether one agrees with his opinions or thinks they are weird (or both!), one should find them to arouse curiosity, and catch and hold ones attention--and hence they are "interesting".