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open letter to Sandy |
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Open Letter to Sandy Kidd
Sandy,
Yes, I may claim the right to call you so.
Since you dont mind.
Since I want to.
Since I feel I know your physics.
Not you. Just your physics.
What was it like?
Working for 30 years on a problem that defies you? Well, you beat it.
Yep. Thats right. You outlive the problem.
The problem lost. Its gone.
YOU. You live on.
Sandy, in the mind, there is nothing
that is impossible to solve.
You knew that. So what does it matter that you didn't it all right. You know and I know that in school we didn't want to always get everything right!
In life, we know there are rewrites allowed. And we are even allowed (in some of the more enlightedned universities) to simply raise interesting puzzles. Raising a puzzle is as hard as solving one. Probably harder.
To solve, you know what you have to do.
To raise, you have to know what holds and what doesn't. In any case, you can't solve without raising, so that anyone who solved the puzzle you and Eric raised had to first understand that there exists a puzzle and understand what you raised.
Not that I would want to end up raising a puzzle in my own life. I would rather solve them.
But having said that, I must say that I need the puzzle raiser as much as a puzzle raiser needs me to solve them.
Otherwise nothing gets done, if you know what I mean.
But in everything.
Good wishes
ravi
p.s. I'm going to stop now before I am too sozzled (the past tense of sizzle of course) to comtemplate in horror, what I'm doing posting this on an internet site of course. cheers!) |
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24 April 2009
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Glenn Hawkins - 29/04/2009 05:18:17
| | | You are taking this hard. It isn’t personal. He doesn’t know you. You are a stranger. Let’s get some background on you. Where do you live? I think the states? Your heritage is Middle Eastern? Where? What is you race? What do you like in food, cars, women, sports, books, movies, friends, vocations, hobbies and so on? What do you daydream? What’s it like being you? Have you got a couple of fast sisters for Sandy and me? Just kidding, kidding, kidding you son. Do you fish, hunt, hike, bike, ride a horse, get out doors? Answer whatever you wish.
Glenn,
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Glenn Hawkins - 29/04/2009 05:19:50
| | | You are taking this hard. It isn’t personal. He doesn’t know you. You are a stranger. Let’s get some background on you. Where do you live? I think the states? Your heritage is Middle Eastern? Where? What is you race? What do you like in food, cars, women, sports, books, movies, friends, vocations, hobbies and so on? What do you daydream? What’s it like being you? Have you got a couple of fast sisters for Sandy and me? Just kidding, kidding, kidding you son. Do you fish, hunt, hike, bike, ride a horse, get out doors? Answer whatever you wish.
Glenn,
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