2023年3月26日星期日

bifurcation of the labyrinth. expertise. Life as " a continual amazement; a continual bifurcation of the labyrinth." (Herbert A. Simon). a Labyrinth Vacation.

A color photograph of a hedge maze — Joakim Eskildsen for The New York Times

I’m Lost All the Time. So I Went on a Labyrinth Vacation.

Experience the dizzying joys of maze tourism in Barcelona, Paris and Chenonceaux, France.

Life as " a continual amazement; a continual bifurcation of the labyrinth."

for Models of Man, Herbert A. Simon

In McCain Campaign, a Lobbying Labyrinth
By BARRY MEIER
The business dealings of the manager of Senator John McCain’s presidential campaign illustrate the difficulty in defining what it means to be selling expertise.

Lobbying Labyrinth 遊說迷宮

expertise Show phonetics
noun [U]
a high level of knowledge or skill:
We admired the expertise with which he prepared the meal.
I have no expertise in sewing/sewing expertise.
She has considerable expertise in French history.

bifurcate
v., -cat·ed, -cat·ing, -cates. v.tr.

To divide into two parts or branches.

v.intr.

To separate into two parts or branches; fork.

adj. (-kāt', -kĭt)

Forked or divided into two parts or branches, as the Y-shaped styles of certain flowers.

[Medieval Latin bifurcāre, bifurcāt-, to divide, from Latin bifurcus, two-pronged : bi-, two; see bi–¹ + furca, fork.]