Being Blind to One's Own Prophecy: Unexpected Melting
Contributed by Juan Caruso, who for some reason has excluded his usual copyright.
Submarines are always silent and strange.
posted by Vigilis @ 5:23 PM
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Thoughts to excite, alarm or foil paradigms, senses of humor, and imagination although not always in that order. "The first principle is that you must not fool yourself and you are the easiest person to fool." -Richard P. Feynman (1918-1988) Nobel Prize Laureate in Physics 1965.
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Former submariner, later an investigator and audit manager. Currently, in an entrepreneurial mode. I have never missed a chance to vote (except local elections while at sea)and will continue to vote as an independent.
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2 Comments:
there are folks all over the world that would appreciate a little algore hot air right now. chilly.
If this keeps up, Bo, maybe the penguins will migrate to Russia where, no doubt due to man-made climate change, the magnetic North pole is also shifting.
Someday perhaps archaeologists will discover remains of polar animals in the vicinity of the new pole. Of course, who among modern scientists could ever conceive they may have been there in an earlier era without man's interference with fragile mother nature?
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