today i was getting ready to submit
a grant proposal to dept. 6449, unit for
investigation into the philosophical
basis of physics, asking whether
the theoretical entities posited by
quantum electrodynamics were real or not
when my pen disappeared
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with all due respect mr or ms walls
i am forced by my conscience and
expansive knowledge of science
to disagree.
you seem to forget the
seminal contribution of my
cousin Bertrand Antkins to
solid-state thermodynamics,
or the protein folding genius of
the Hon. Reverant Hermann Whitaker
not to mention Ms. Priscilla Castanteda
whose brilliant insight unlocked the
secret level on the 7-repeat allele of
the DRD4 gene.
there are others i could cite, but
i will have mercy this time.
with respect to your motives for
selective forgetting, however,
i am forced to ask–
is it mere convenience or
something more sinister?
i hope the former but suspect
the latter
keep it up and soon you will
experience some of those
ants in the pants you appear
to be so fond of
At the risk of sounding prejudiced, I have to point out that ants and the hymenoptera in general, have made stanty contributions to the world of science to date. Indeed, for many human youngsters with pants, they offer only a risk factor for the development of ADHD. Perhaps they should stick to mold farming…
with all due respect mr or ms walls
i am forced by my conscience and
expansive knowledge of science
to disagree.
you seem to forget the
seminal contribution of my
cousin Bertrand Antkins to
solid-state thermodynamics,
or the protein folding genius of
the Hon. Reverant Hermann Whitaker
not to mention Ms. Priscilla Castanteda
whose brilliant insight unlocked the
secret level on the 7-repeat allele of
the DRD4 gene.
there are others i could cite, but
i will have mercy this time.
with respect to your motives for
selective forgetting, however,
i am forced to ask–
is it mere convenience or
something more sinister?
i hope the former but suspect
the latter
keep it up and soon you will
experience some of those
ants in the pants you appear
to be so fond of
At the risk of sounding prejudiced, I have to point out that ants and the hymenoptera in general, have made stanty contributions to the world of science to date. Indeed, for many human youngsters with pants, they offer only a risk factor for the development of ADHD. Perhaps they should stick to mold farming…