No one has solved the McPherson Paradox because it cannot be hacked. The only solution is doing something completely counterintuitive.
In 1970, while I was busy moving into an artist’s loft in Noho, James Hansen was returning to Columbia University, on the upper East Side, from a six-month sabbatical in Holland. He wanted to do post-doc work on the atmosphere of Venus, so he took a fellowship at Goddard Institute for…
