Seeing Faster

By James Gleick · The New York Times · September 1999

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"Essay by James Gleick says man has developed ways to see better, then to see faster; says science has made it possible to observe speed and then to love it, dangers notwithstanding; says man chooses mania over boredom; photos (M)"

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