<p>Argued and developed well enough on whose grounds? No such wiggle room in math, for example. You either get the tangent line or you don’t. And as far as art goes, who’s to say any of that rubbish currently on display at modern art museums is art at all? As for the phenomenon of gravity or magnetism, that’s been pretty well documented. </p>
<p>Given the choice of writing a final essay on the themes and metaphysical interpretations of Gravity’s Rainbow in a post-Industrial Western European context or taking a final exam for Physics E&M, I’ll take the former everytime. At least I’d have a fighting chance with the essay, provided my knowledge of both subjects was mediocre at best.</p>