This proves once again how different the British minds are from the continental
ones... it is better ... nevertheless try to adapt the original ideas
of the British to our particular mentality.
By doing so, we are almost certain to betray them, but
at the same time we give to them the only chance to exert an influence on minds
built differently from theirs.
E. Borel, A propos d'un traité de probabilités,
Revue Philosophique 98 (1924), 321-336
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As the majority of "home pages",
it is rather egocentric, permanently "under construction", cluttered with
details understandable only to its author, and has not been updated for years.
So you probably will not find any worth your attention here unless you are
interested in Pasha Zusmanovich per se...
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