After noon. Carol left for lunch with two of
her friends and you recently finished your forty minutes of exercises. Paul is
excited that you are excited about ordering the new TV. Now that is off the
list you are returning to more creative times; mostly with the notion of what
to do with Socrates. – Amorella
1235 hours. First, I am going through book one to see where Socrates
is mentioned and/or plays a part, if he does. I have no idea. Consistency in
character, like you say, is very important. Well, there is Robert Louis
Stevenson’s The Strange Case of Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde – most always exceptions
pop up now and then.
While and after eating you watched part one of “D-Day in HD” as told
through survivors of the battle on the History Channel. This is by far the best
video (90 minutes) you have ever seen on the subject and you haven’t watched
part two yet. Earlier, yesterday you were reading the July/August issue of
Discover and were intrigued by several articles, one, and the “Out there
“column, ‘The Ups and Downs of Teleportation’ by Corey S. Powell. – Amorella
1445 hours. The concluding paragraph of the article, page 84,
states:
** **
“Note
a fascinating thread through all the possibilities. Whether you regard yourself
as a pile of atoms, a DNA sequence, a series of sensory inputs or an elaborate
computer file, in all of these interpretations you are nothing but a stack of
data. According to the principle of unitarity, quantum information is never
lost. Put them together and the two statements lead to a staggering corollary:
At the most fundamental level, the laws of physics say you are immortal.”
Selected from Discover, “Out There”,
June/July 2014, p. 84
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Mid-afternoon. You are at the park. Carol is
walking. You are thinking on Socrates’ character. – Amorella
1534 hours. I did not find ‘Socrates’ mentioned once. For this I am
very much surprised. I would have bet ten dollars his name was in there at
least once. I checked Pythagoras and found him three or four times. I suppose
that is whom I was thinking of.
Socrates was in Braided Dreams, boy. Check
it out. – Amorella.
1622 hours. You are correct. Your character Soki is speaking of “Socrates”
at the conclusion of Chapter Fourteen. Amazing.
You are home after a stop at Graeters and at
Kroger’s on Tylersville. In a short time you and Carol are off to the local Brazenhead Pub – built entirely in Ireland and shipped to Ohio.
Dusk. After dinner you watched the first
episode of “Murder in the First” a new series on TNT and the news. All for
tonight, boy. We will pick up on chapter 2.2 tomorrow. Relax. Post. - Amorella
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