Yes, you read correctly: we're going to learn one of the best ways to steal ideas. Why? Because it's important. But isn't stealing wrong? Not really. Enough of this boring prologue, on to the heroic battle scenes and titillating adventures.
Well, believe it or not, I have been sitting here today thinking about history and inventions. I find it fascinating that people were able to sit down and just come up with all of these ideas. Take gravity, for instance; who would have even thought that there is a force in the center of the Earth pulling everything at 9.8 m/s2?
I never realized until I came to Maryland how thoroughly biased I am to my native New England. People always joke about New England snobbery, and I can now testify that they are not exaggerating. The following are my confessions, and general points:
I’m out: I am 100% New England snob, and proud.
Tara Smith at Aetiology
wrote about some fantastic inventions that can really improve the lives
of millions (billions?) of poor people around the world. As she puts
it, this is “intelligent design the world really needs.”
