IN 1959, when Chen Ning Yang and Tsnng-Dao Lee, two
American physicists of Chinese origin, were thinking of ways
of following up the experiments that had brought them the
Nobel Prize in physics, they did something that many people
would regard as highly unusual. Using the traditional yarrow
sticks and an age-old ritual, Yang and Lee consulted the
I Ching, an ancient Chinese book of prophecy. The question
they asked was, "Is there going to be a breakthrough in par-
ticle physics in thc next two years?" and the answer they got
was highly appropriate: "Development. The maiden is given
in marriage. Good fortune. Perseverance furthers." Thus
fortified, Yang and Lec continued their efforts.
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