Karl Dyserth has a habit of going to bed quite late. He is distracted by an unpublished research paper on his computer, and then the phone rings. The children in the next room are asleep, he picks up the phone and hears that he has won the Nobel Prize.
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Karl Dyserth has a habit of going to bed quite late. He is distracted by an unpublished research paper on his computer, and then the phone rings. The children in the next room are asleep, he picks up the phone and hears that he has won the Nobel Prize.