El quark y el jaguar

His diverse interests from physics to biology seem to have shaped his unique perspective. I wonder what personal experiences drove this interdisciplinary thinking.

The way the book links quarks to jaguars was fascinating but also made me think about how different fields can inform each other. Has this perspective changed how others see scientific boundaries?

The metaphor of quarks and jaguars is so vivid and compelling. I'm curious whether this was a long-standing idea or something that emerged during the writing process.