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英文原版79頁，pdf檔第130頁
To find exact forms for the phenomena whose interdependence is given us by experience, to reduce these forms to, and derive them from, each other: this is what the physicists do, and this is what Walras did. And Walras did it in a new field which could not draw on centuries of preparatory work. He did it immediately with very favorable results. He did it in spite of outer and inner difficulties. He did it without help and without collaborators, until he himself had created them -- without any encouragement other than that which he found within himself. He did it though he knew, though he must have known, that he could expect success or recognition in his own generation neither among economists nor among mathematicians. He walked a solitary path without the moral support to which the practical man as well as the scientist is unually accustomed. Thus his portrait shows all the chracteristics which distinguish the truly creative mind from those that are created. So much for the man, The work will find its recognition -- sooner or later.

熊大手絕對是Walras的腦殘粉，74頁開篇欲揚先抑自黑本命一大段，寫到Walras去世時筆調掩飾不住地流露出悲愴憂傷，最後評曰又那麼的淒涼……最後還傲嬌地說，我要說的就這些，他的成就遲早會被重視的！
話說大手真奇怪，黑馬克思的時候花了70頁來黑，真到了本命了反而只寥寥寫了5頁，果真近鄉情怯麼噗……