And a grand bottle it was, too. Now there's a tangent, a great bottle
of Bourbon.
Thanks, Sas, for the excellent summer get-together! Wonderful
conversations at our table about art, science, observation, cognitive
processing, perception, awareness, ooooh, all the big ones.
Consciousness. Be still my heart. Someone tell the discuss list.
Have another shindig: we'll all bring more food.
You two have the best house in the world....the walls are made of
books and there's no clear inside and outside to the place, just
activity. Perhaps this is physics in actuality, rather than theory.
Have a great drive. I for one am verrrry curious about your
transmutational optics project. ??
Catch ya later-
Tory
On Jul 5, 2011, at 7:11 PM, Steve Smith wrote:
Doug -
You're one of my favorites here, sas. We can always count on you
for a good stream of consciousness.
Thanks, It's about all I have left after I used everything else up
trying to be a scientist. I intend to spend the rest of my life
honing my richochets into proper non-sequitors. You missed the
bottle of Boulliete Rye Saturday. And some new characters at the
funny farm. And the moon is made of green cheese. And I'm about to
drive two days straight each way to (probably) turn 3000lbs of
carefully constructed optical components into an equal mass of
square marbles. I need all the distraction I can get. Segue.
Careen. Tangent.
- Steve
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