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Tag Archives: sand
The King of Sand: Paul Edwin Potter
I only ever truly loved two textbooks. I only ever loved these books because they were capable of captivating my attention, enhancing my understanding, and making me realize the depth of the subject. Most textbooks are poorly written encyclopedias that … Continue reading
Posted in General geoscience
Tagged Kuhn, learning, sand, sedimentology, South America
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