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Explaining the 'thrust' behind quantum entanglement. So I went on my little adventure and met some real keen young minds who were lapping up advice and I had to stop myself from going too far. It was not fair to make jokes that flew over their heads. The obvious one was that the young maturity would succumb and after a lifetime would re-emerge. I'd woken up in the motel room with a demanding hardon and the window was open and the curtain pulled across. I loved spending the night that way but the morning light had caught me out and school k$ds were walking along only meters away as I stimulated the objects 'thirst'. It was funny how the day unfolded and how beautiful and innocent they were. I wanted to say something like 'why not just throw the quadratic formula on the board down there with its proof and just see if it made any of them 'twitch'. It would be the start of a journey. They needed protection from what was to come and a young lad who had recently been to school there found his picture on the wall and I jokingly said to him "what advice can you give yourself?". An older gen male me gave a laugh and it was that you could not ignore the obvious way the young man thought. He quietly grappled with the stunning and rapid new dimension that would overwhelm his senses. Then I wanted to scream, NO NO NO don't be fooled and fall into that trap!!! It was then that the older man and I took to reasonable conversation about what intrigued us. I mentioned a puzzle I'd found to work out, about the building that disappeared on the street I lived. A little digging found that the whole topsoil had to be replaced because of the amount of needles buried in it. Then after that I felt I needed to wander past all the old things I still remembered in the street. There was such a gaping flaw in how life worked. Visions of Billy Madison shaking the head saying 'never leave here' came to mind. Life wasn't fair. The demand it put on you and the consequences that put you under strain. How could you be put to explain yourself when it was so rigged to make you fail? I was devastated , at the pall of it all. The headmaster seemed a reasonable woman and we spoke quietly about the matters confronting the world. She was attentive to my response and I guess she was drawn to me. No one else got her attention. Had life been everything she'd expected from it? I wanted to tell the students that I still had the same questions from that time I was in, their timeframe. Still unanswered, to really just explain the instinctive side of her mind. I'd never found a woman I wanted to breed with. It was the cold way I was brought up too. Perfect if you wanted to bury yourself in physics. I stopped off at the old newsagent and found a book that suited me. It was by Matt Parker, about four dimensions. I needed four dimensions right then to lose my brain in. It had been a mistake to ever go there. Maybe I jut wanted to take the Toyota out onto the open road to see 'how she goes'. It was exceptional too, eating up the miles in fifth gear like it was nothing. It was a long trip too and I liked it that way. I planned on making some headway into my thoughts by the time I got home. A sense of despondancy was all I got. Then realizing the toll I'd have to pay.     Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!  |
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OMG !!! That worked out rather well.  Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!
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A fourth dimension would take an extremely complicated quadratic equation.....e=mc2 will never be the same!
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A fourth dimension would take an extremely complicated quadratic equation.....e=mc2 will never be the same! A life's work of contemplations.Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!
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Hm l like the formula
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Thank you Domdaddy. How did those schoolgirls turnout ? What were they trying to achieve with them? Maybe making them fit in with the west, if they traveled.  Imagine my surprise when I found out that my opinion actually mattered!
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