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]]> By: T One http://www.aikotanaka.com/2007/10/19/relationships-einstein/#comment-133 T One Wed, 09 Jan 2008 11:28:03 +0000 http://www.aikotanaka.com/2007/10/19/relationships-einstein/#comment-133 I'd like to take this opportunity to comment on the other comments in terms of their relation to their perception of the relation of your perception of Einstein's quote as it pertains to your life: WTF is their point? Apparently they are each, in their own very special way, pointing out that what you were actually doing was posing a question, or, rather, believed that further clarification was necessary to make it clear that what you wrote and quoted was what you wrote and quoted - but perhaps not what you meant to say. However, I think it's quite clear what you meant even though you probably were not aware that you didn't mean to not know what you meant - which is : Get a life, it's more fun that way. But if you can't get one, then perhaps pondering the meaning of what someone else's explanation of WTF we're doing here can make you think you have one. And if you think you have one, then you do. In other words, everyone has a life no matter what. Even a completely pathetic and friendless loser with no personal values has a profound life that affects the entire globe's population relentlessly, simultaneously, and constantly despite their unawareness of their having this effect.... How's that for a litlle ADD-enhanced commentary? (which BTW seems to be, for me anyway, quite fullfilling on a personal level.) But that's merely my perception of it. Hope it doesn't affect you too much because then you'd see my my white tights I'm wearing under my D&G jean knock-offs I got in China while buying a horse. But I think they overcharged me for the horse cause I'm not sure the money I had left over paid for enough feed for the horse to survive 8 months a t sea. So when the shipping container I'm using to ship the horse arrives here in the States in a couple of months, on the boat, that the horse will still be alive. Which means I'm wearing these tights for nothing - unless of course you want to just go out and have some fun being happy we're not dead. You rock. Now pass the chips. I’d like to take this opportunity to comment on the other comments in terms of their relation to their perception of the relation of your perception of Einstein’s quote as it pertains to your life: WTF is their point? Apparently they are each, in their own very special way, pointing out that what you were actually doing was posing a question, or, rather, believed that further clarification was necessary to make it clear that what you wrote and quoted was what you wrote and quoted - but perhaps not what you meant to say. However, I think it’s quite clear what you meant even though you probably were not aware that you didn’t mean to not know what you meant - which is : Get a life, it’s more fun that way. But if you can’t get one, then perhaps pondering the meaning of what someone else’s explanation of WTF we’re doing here can make you think you have one. And if you think you have one, then you do. In other words, everyone has a life no matter what. Even a completely pathetic and friendless loser with no personal values has a profound life that affects the entire globe’s population relentlessly, simultaneously, and constantly despite their unawareness of their having this effect…. How’s that for a litlle ADD-enhanced commentary? (which BTW seems to be, for me anyway, quite fullfilling on a personal level.) But that’s merely my perception of it. Hope it doesn’t affect you too much because then you’d see my my white tights I’m wearing under my D&G jean knock-offs I got in China while buying a horse. But I think they overcharged me for the horse cause I’m not sure the money I had left over paid for enough feed for the horse to survive 8 months a t sea. So when the shipping container I’m using to ship the horse arrives here in the States in a couple of months, on the boat, that the horse will still be alive. Which means I’m wearing these tights for nothing - unless of course you want to just go out and have some fun being happy we’re not dead. You rock. Now pass the chips.

]]> By: R.A. http://www.aikotanaka.com/2007/10/19/relationships-einstein/#comment-38 R.A. Tue, 04 Dec 2007 10:06:13 +0000 http://www.aikotanaka.com/2007/10/19/relationships-einstein/#comment-38 The problem with the quote that you cite is that Einstein was completely wrong (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPR_paradox). Observed results from experiments show that the universe is much weirder than everyday experience or Einstein would have you believe. Einstein made his name by publishing theories that not only explained perplexing experimental results but overthrew the established ideas of previous generations of scientists. So it is ironic that Einstein became an old man who couldn't accept the universe as it is. The most you can say about the universe is that it is what it is and no amount of wishful thinking will change it. Life may be unfair, the universe may be indifferent and god may not exist. So what? Life has whatever meaning you choose to give it. The problem with the quote that you cite is that Einstein was completely wrong (see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/EPR_paradox). Observed results from experiments show that the universe is much weirder than everyday experience or Einstein would have you believe.

Einstein made his name by publishing theories that not only explained perplexing experimental results but overthrew the established ideas of previous generations of scientists. So it is ironic that Einstein became an old man who couldn’t accept the universe as it is.

The most you can say about the universe is that it is what it is and no amount of wishful thinking will change it. Life may be unfair, the universe may be indifferent and god may not exist. So what? Life has whatever meaning you choose to give it.

]]> By: Jason chung http://www.aikotanaka.com/2007/10/19/relationships-einstein/#comment-15 Jason chung Thu, 01 Nov 2007 12:56:45 +0000 http://www.aikotanaka.com/2007/10/19/relationships-einstein/#comment-15 Well i see your points on being single, You leave alot of options open for yourself and u can be alot more open to things that wont hold u back. But then again u could pass up a good thing if u leave ur open lifestyle so free. When your all alone its a humbling trancendence. But it gets lonley. Thats what books and comedy central and ur pc are for. Oh yah and the hooker part i just end up cutting them up and throwing them into the disposal gotta stay away from bad habits. Well i see your points on being single, You leave alot of options open for yourself and u can be alot more open to things that wont hold u back. But then again u could pass up a good thing if u leave ur open lifestyle so free. When your all alone its a humbling trancendence. But it gets lonley. Thats what books and comedy central and ur pc are for. Oh yah and the hooker part i just end up cutting them up and throwing them into the disposal gotta stay away from bad habits.

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