Slow Sculpture Theodore Sturgeon ppt

[...]... willing to present a clear and logical explanation and, more often than not (almost smiling), it will make clear to the man that he could have avoided it if his understanding had been better It is the slowest sculpture in the world, and there is, at times, doubt as to which is being sculpted, man or tree So he stood for perhaps ten minutes, watching the flow of gold over the upper branches, and then went... "I'm—oh!" She had raised her hand from the upholstered chair arm and there was a crackle of sparks and the faint smell of ozone "You sure are and more than I [thought]—and quicker Get up." She started up slowly She finished the maneuver with speed As her body separated from the chair she was, for a fractional second, seated in a tangle of spitting blue-white threads They, or she, propelled her a yard and .