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22 DAVt D B B R L I N 5 K I We know now that there were cold gray clouds scheduled to come skittering over those sunny skies, the clouds destined to drop their loads over science as well as life. In 1887, the American physicists Albert Michelson and Edward Morley observed experimentally that the speed of light seemed unaf fected by its passage through the luminiferous ether, a conclu sion at odds with Newtonian physics and with common sense, and, indeed, a conclusion at odds with the existence of the lu miniferous ether.
T HE A D V E N T OF T HE A L G O R I T H M 13 A SCHEME Beyond what he has said, Leibniz has a scheme, of course, if only because everyone in the seventeenth century has a scheme, the things popping up like mushrooms after a heavy rain, and it is only bad luck that has prevented him from asking his patron for funds to put his scheme into practice. Like almost everyone else, Leibniz thinks of his scheme in terms of an encyclopedia, his omnivorous intelligence de manding at every turn that the full range of human knowledge be spread out on the printed page, compiled in books, massed in libraries, collected in institutions.
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