CAW 22 Entry: Gaussian Distribution. - Sex Stories

CAW 22 Entry: Gaussian Distribution.

... traveling in parallel, so we would never meet.” With a little too much wine inside of me, I ventured, “But Dr Gauss, Euclid’s Axiom assumes a plane surface, do we not live on the surface of a sphere.” Gauss looked quite thunderstruck at my comment, I sobered up in a hurry, I’d guess that non-Euclidian geometry had not yet been invented, I really didn’t want to wipe my own future out of existence by disrupting history. I avoided expanding on my comment and managed to steer the conversation away from such hazards. I successfully managed not to mention his law of electric fields, or his treatment of optics. .. Gauss asked Maria, “Do you know Sophie Germain?” “I can’t say the name is familiar.” “I think you would have a lot to talk about, it is so rare that you find an educated woman. If you’re in Paris you should visit her, I could provide a letter of introduction.” “That would be most agreeable Dr Gauss.” I’d never heard of this person either, but she sounded intriguing if Gauss were recommending her. Maybe we should continue the trip through Paris, I had been avoiding it trying to not venture into “enemy” territory, but we already managed that anyway. .. We could finally find no more excuses to stay in the dining room, the staff were looking a bit sullen, so I suggested, “Dr Gauss, would you like to continue the conversation in my room. I have some excellent Cognac.” Cognac was one of the bonuses of our present situation, Gauss didn’t look like he needed much more in the way ...

... of cognac, but he assented to the idea and we escorted him to our room. Maria took one arm, Hanna the other. Despite Hanna not having much in the way of a brain, Gauss had taken to her, he’d also taken to Maria, I wasn’t sure if it was her body or her mind he coveted. Perhaps it was both, an intelligent educated woman is a great novelty in the current time, it would seem to be only the second he’d know, the first he’d met. We got to my room, the girls helped Gauss into one of the comfortable chairs. I found the traveling booze box. “Would you like a drink Dr Gauss? As I said, I have a fine Cognac, or some port, or sherry.” “Cognac would be agreeable.” I poured a small glass and handed it to the Doctor. “Ladies would you like a drink?” “Some port please.” Not a surprise from Maria. “Sherry Please.” Nor from Louisa, Hanna just nodded in agreement with Louisa. I fixed the ladies drinks and a Cognac for myself, and we were all seated with a drink. Maria made her move. “Dr Gauss, we think that you deserve a great reward.” “I do? For what?” “For being the greatest Mathematician of your generation, if not in all of history. We want to show our appreciation for your genius.” Gauss blushed at the compliment, or the cognac, and waived away the compliment. Maria signaled to the ladies, Hanna jumped up eagerly, Louisa looked less certain of things but also rose as Maria did. The girls stood in front of us, me and Gauss, we were lounging in the comfortable chairs, both with our cognac. ...