On an 8-hour road trip, Pauli and I didn't pause for a moment, driving towards the Igmaan Mountains as if there were no tomorrow. Conversations about the preparation for a bear attack filled the hillside, while discussions about mystery of nature emerged along the way. Before reaching the Peak, amidst fields teeming with black cows and white mushrooms, I noticed a peculiar expression on Pauli's face. He spoke of atoms and the uncertainty he found somewhere
deep inside، after pondering them too much.
A few months later, in 1925, Pauli proposed his exclusion principle.
Pauli repeated the first song 64 times throughout the entire road until we reached at the Igmaan, while the second one played for us at the peak. I don’t know who arranged that,but it felt like an escalator.
Here is a link to my wallet if you like to support me.
