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Leonard Shlain was
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ed by William Morrow and
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ple gathered, including

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Shlain discuss art as a vi-
sionary image for physics.
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tific discoveries. "In my book
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Alberti anticipated Galileo's
and Newton's mechanics.
How Cezanne and Monet an-
ticipated Einstein's theory of
relativity," he said.
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printing and is being trans-
lated into many foreign
languages. The book has
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York Times on April 19. The
480-page book is easy to read
and entertaining. "I have
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from all over the world," he
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philosopher. The idea for the
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forms laparoscopic vascular
surgery. He also has some
patents pending on new in-
struments for this type of
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