Monthly Archives: July 2011

Coddled in bleeding gold, blue and cotton-white eloquence, The lake undulates, shimmers and sparkles until The gentle rainbow duck glides down, touches the living motion, And fills it with silence.

In my previous post I talked of a potentially interesting way to communicate with aliens billions of light years away.  But this method is decidedly “non-mystical.” The great physicist Sir Roger Penrose and his buddy neurologist Dr. Hammeroff, I understand … Continue reading →

The Search For Extraterrestrial Intelligence tries to listen in on ET via radio waves.  But quantum mechanics would seem to open up a new possibility to us, if my layman’s understanding, based on surface and incomplete explanations I keep seeing … Continue reading →

The song of the philosopher, is the philosopher.  He fathers and mothers all science, mathematics, art and love.  Thus we dream of the philosopher king.

This needs to appear in my blog.  The definition is by Dr. Strohm: grow up v. i. to change from childlike to childish. Dr. Strohm, to the last drop I know of your suffering, yet the song is beyond all … Continue reading →

Oh what a night.  They invited me.  So first I melted it, then poured it out for all in the audience to drink.  My heart.

Many of us are motivated by the desire to tear down, to minimize and marginalize another’s creative thought, to invalidate his or her monumental scientific theory or great work of art, unless and until the herd has accepted it.  I … Continue reading →

Here’s an email I sent today to my friend Bill about some possible experiments which we could conduct right away to do some flying: Hi Bill, I believe I’ve thought of some very simple ways to conduct flight experiments with … Continue reading →

My friend Bill from the coffeehouse suggests that some people will benefit if I republish a famous rule here in my blog, along with a quirky enhancement I’ve added.  So, here: FAMOUS RULE (“GOLDEN”):  Do unto others as you would … Continue reading →

Hi pianoforte lovers!  Just for the heck of it, here are some perhaps unconventional fingerings that work for me in certain passages better than the “conventional” ones: Chopin Etude Op 10 No 4 in C#minor: Beginning:  543213123412341234122325121512151215 First ultra-wide arpeggio … Continue reading →