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March 4, 2007

Canadian Venture Forum, & Shrinkage

I'm heading up to Toronto from La Jolla tomorrow to give a talk at the Canadian Venture Forum. It's currently 22 C here in La Jolla, while it's apparently going to be around -20 C (or colder with windchill) when I land late tomorrow in Toronto, Canada. Were I made of steel -- assuming, in other words, a linear expansion coefficient of around 11x10^-6 -- that would mean I'm going to be  be around 1mm shorter or so on landing.

Unnerving thought, but there's shrinkage for you.

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