I am pleased to count myself as one of the «liberal writers» of the time who hoped the train could be
stopped at another point described by Bottum.
Not exact matches
But
stop the presses; apparently there's an even bigger number coined by mathematician Ronald Lewis Graham (who, incidentally, is both past president of the American Mathematical Society and of the International Jugglers» Association), known as Graham's Number - but
at this
point I am totally out of my depth so am not even going to begin to attempt to
describe his Very Big Number!
Referencing Jackson Pollock's notion of being inside or outside of the painting, Zacharias
describes his own process as intuiting the canvas and composition until it looks superficially good,
at which
point he
stops and breaks away to look back from the outside.
There are a number of papers showing this kind of behavior, though not necessarily for the same reason, but when emissions
stop at a range of concentration level, it is the higher concentration
stopping points that fail to cool, or warm as you
describe.