Amazing co-incidence !

[Peripatetic Phil]

As those of you who have read my posts in other threads will already know, I do have interests outside of BIR curry, although of course the search for the perfect home-cooked Chicken Madras (or Tandoor Chicken) still occupies most of my waking hours ...

Nonetheless, I was staggered today, when searching for information on D J Spencer-Brown, to whom Professor George Spencer-Brown refers in his Laws of Form, to come across the following :

        http://www.curryguide.com/topic/114/George-Spencer-Brown

Co-incidence, or just an indication that the Universe is indeed closed ?!

** Phil.

[Razor]

Sorry Phil,

Going to show my ingnorance again I'm afraid but can you put it in 'layman's terms pleeeeeeese :

Ray ;D

[Peripatetic Phil]

Going to show my ignorance again I'm afraid but can you put it in 'layman's terms pleeeeeeese :

Well, I just didn't expect to find a reference to a rather esoteric mathematician and philosopher on a site called "Curry Guide", even though said site appears to have little or nothing to do with curries per se ...  Or seen from the opposite perspective, I didn't expect to land on a site calling itself "Curryguide" while searching for information on the ?brother? of a rather esoteric mathematician and philosopher !

** Phil.

[Razor]

Lol Phil,

I see clearly now.  I was reading it, thinking, ok, wheres the recipes then lol.

Ray

[Stephen Lindsay]

I've heard that Wittgenstein liked a Lamb Bhuna...

[Vindaloo-crazy]

I've got a degree in philosophy and I'm addicted to curry. I can see no problem in the link between the two. In fact I think it is axiomatic. 

[Domi]

lol from the high brow to the sloping neaderthal-like brow of the Mancunian curry lover ;D Sorry Bezzer, couldn't resist!

[Razor]

Domi,

I leave this reply to monkey king himself;  Enjoy ;D

neaderthal-like brow of the Mancunian curry lover

And the word is NeaNderthal, ha

Ray xx

[Domi]

that were a typo and well you know it! bleedin' Mancs