As a child I had a strong passion for the 'magic' and 'science'. course in those days I had no idea what 'magic' and science 'were, And in my mind these two terms were nearly synonymous.
A magician, like a scientist, was able to do what others do not know, was able to wonder, naturally, people.
I remember the disappointment that once in a library with my mother.
My intention was to buy a book of 'science', but she eventually took me to a book to children!
In junior high and high school I was doing fairly in mathematics and physics, but I had no understanding of physical principles, and even the most 'simple.
In those years, however, matured in me the idea of \u200b\u200bphysics, science in general, as 'constructive thought'.
my insane passion for physics I took that I was a student in the second year: the derivation of the equations of LaGrande, the very idea of \u200b\u200bcovariance, a new way of understanding the symmetries ... all had an effect on me squassante.
Since then I am convinced that we all have available a method, a tool for investigating the world, and to some extent the ability to create entire worlds theory.
I have to confess: there are cases where I do not care 'reality', but only the theory.
And if you think it's crazy ... consider your passion for poetry.
The poems span the reality, are never a precise and concrete representation of reality. Yet
we love it, right?
Closed my office at night, sleeping in the background with the city, alone in the department ... while driving, or when I talk with someone boring ...
I think.
And our friend was right indeed Descartes, 'cogito ergo sum'.
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I love desperate women, other than the physical.
all the wisdom of the world, thousands of years of human culture, one created by man for another is almost entirely devoted to women, are nothing compared to your springs sway so deliciously sexy, your smile or look severe, your can not stand 'and then come back and play with me instead.
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