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"I'm going to give you two kinds of exercises in this course: exercises in which you're allowed to think and exercises in which you're not allowed to think." "This is translating this rather dramatic statement into plain everyday English." (This was after writing on the board, "w-dot(p) = -[v,w](p)")
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