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From: Jean on 22 Jun 2010 02:06 This is certainly not a topic for sci.physics..But I have met many like minded people here. Is it normal to hate to the omnipresence of Google ? Or rather their drift to be omnipresent.
From: Rock Brentwood on 3 Jul 2010 17:33
On Jun 22, 10:05 am, Uncle Al <Uncle...(a)hate.spam.net> wrote: > 1) Two Jews, both brilliant (oh that Pale of Settlement); > 2) Save the world from chaos, > 3) Then hire 5000 of the most brilliant minds on the planet, 1 is all you need. To make effective use of 5000, you need for them to all be coming from completely independent backgrounds ("independent" as in: "from entirely different species/civilizations/planets"). Otherwise you get the one thing humans should be better known for than anything else (but which gets far too little airplay): their tendency to flock in groups and fall into mass group-think. So, apply Arrow's Theorem and take the one and only mind that's in the Absolute Center -- the Universal Belwether. Unfortunately, I'm busy right now. I accidentally his the "yes" button on a web site of a major research journal, after the editor asked me to do some refereeing. (Coming on top of trying to crank out a 50-100 page paper to a journal that I was invited to contribute to, a potential role as an extra in a move, some tutoring on the side, a gym membership to renew to resume track and field ...) |