Far better than Creationism's theory of "intelligent falling."

[uberreiniger]

Scientist pursuing theory that gravity is an illusion.

At first glance you might think you won't be able to understand all the science stuff. But I'm not keen on science stuff and I found this article fascinating. This Verlinde guy thinks in compelling ways. And he's right about one thing: even if he's proven wrong then something has still been learned and that makes it worth it. If you have an aversion to science talk, put it aside and read this article. It's worth it.

In other news, you do not have the right to photograph me based on my occupation for part of your scavenger hunt. Even if it wasn't against the policy of where I work to allow guests there to start photographing things I'd still say no. I am not a trained monkey there for your amusement. I am trying to make a living. And in this day and age the last thing I want is to show up under the "Photos" tabs on the Facebooks of fifty dumbass teenagers I don't know. It was nice telling the lot of them to piss off, even if it was in the most courteous way possible.

Dentist tomorrow. Fun. I am saving a piece of my mom's chicken fried steak to eat before I go. I want the last thing I ever chew with this tooth to be something good.

Comments

[rosehiptea.livejournal.com]

That article blew my mind. Thanks for the link.

I'm sorry you were the subject of a scavenger hunt.

[uberreiniger.livejournal.com]

Like I said, I shot 'em down every time a group of them came in and asked. But the temerity of it just astounds me. And every little group had an adult chaperone so somewhere there had to have been a supposedly responsible person who works for a living coming up with this stuff.

[lucretiasheart.livejournal.com]

Good luck at the dentist's. It'll be a relief to have it dealt with at least.