Re: [Futurework] Our mysterious universe and the toasters in it

[Brad McCormick, Ed.D.]

Ed Weick wrote:
arthur
 
Life is a crapshoot.
 
Yes, but sometimes the dice may be loaded.
 
Ed

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    P.S.: Merton met his end in a most ironic of possible ways.  He was
    electrocuted while plugging in an appliance in a hotel room.  A
    great and powerful mind overcome by a toaster.  Try to explain that!
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Not to be disrespectful,  but here is an old Ziegler
cartoon from The New Yorker:
    A man is seated at his kitchen table,
    pointing a pistol to his head,
    presumably ready to pull the trigger.
    The toaster on the table speaks up:
    "You're special. You have a talking toaster."
\brad mccormick

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              that they may see your good works.... (Matt 5:16)
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