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  1. Beecee, as soon as you get to 2022, tell us about it. I'm not taking any chances. ;) 

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    2. beecee

      beecee

      Ready certainly, I said nothing about being able! 😉

    3. joigus

      joigus

      Are you guys talking about morning wood? 🎄

    4. beecee

      beecee

      Morning wood???Had to google that one...a term we don't use in Australia. We call it "morning glory"  😉 I vaguely remember such things!

  2. Happy New Year, Tonga!!

    1. joigus

      joigus

      Tonga, you lead the way, tell us what 2022 feels like.

  3. My thought today:

    The point at which some people stop paying attention to what someone has said is sometimes more revealing than their answer.

    Thus, what they don't mention can be more relevant than what they do.

    1. MigL

      MigL

      Is it relevant that no-one has mentioned any reply to your post ? :)

    2. joigus

      joigus

      That no-one has replied or that no-one has mentioned the reply? You wrote "that no-one has mentioned the reply," but what did you mean? Now none of them is true, as someone has replied, and someone has mentioned the reply.

    3. Culture Citizen

      Culture Citizen

      Space can provide more information than matter, at the requirement of scale.

  4. "The saddest aspect of life right now is that science gathers knowledge faster than society gathers wisdom"

    Isaac Asimov

    1. MigL

      MigL

      That has always been the case.
      Right now is probably 'better' than previous times in history.

    2. joigus

      joigus

      I agree. Although scientists or science teachers must not forget to be nice to laypeople. Some of us must learn to be nice, actually. ;) Priests of the past could afford to be grumpy; we can't.

  5. "Everything should be made as simple as possible, but not simpler."

    A. Einstein

  6. "It is the customary fate of new truths to begin as heresies and to end as superstitions"

    T. H. Huxley

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