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The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance -- it is the illusion of knowledge.Labels: r|breathe
in late 2006, relocated my angst, business, and social life to NoCal from SoCal ... just a 40-something chick in the 'burbs of the SF bay area who randomly posts about random topics ... the occasional quirky stories of dating (or not) at 40-ish, work-week cubeopolis frivolity, rambling musings on nostalgika, and the occasional introspective moments in life.(thanks for visiting! >p, b)
The greatest obstacle to discovery is not ignorance -- it is the illusion of knowledge.Labels: r|breathe
7 Comments:
Sacto Floyd's Corollary:
The greatest obstacle to discovery is having opposing counsel with a very large retainer.
Evidently Sacto Floyd knows about more than just amortize.
bill n. - if you were not aware, sacto floyd may actually be able to answer the cross-linked-poly-whatever on your l'il blog post. (scary, err... impressive, eh? chemE and lawyer!)
I wonder when was the last time sacto floyd saw the sun. I cannot fathom how a brain that big might fit through a doorway. Chemical Engineering is bad enough; but add to that all the painful brainpower needed to apply, be accepted, attend and graduate from law school. Don't even start talking about the bar exam.
I would like to believe shirlsd with her single, lowly degree in chemical engineer from a famous, highly rated college can answer the question. I have a good idea and I have a civil engineering degree from a not-so-highly rated public college.
I know nothing about cross-dressing polynesians.
My brain's no bigger than the average Joe. I just emit fewer greenhouse gases than most, which explains how I'm able to squeeze my inflated ego into my office.
Sacto Flyod is so smart he understands the non-intuitive. Being that he emits less greenhouse gasses, his noggin is slimmer than most. I would believe those of us not Sacto Floyd or cross-drilled polynomials emit significant greenhouse gasses and have thicker heads.
As usual, the smart show their smartness by being smart instead of saying how smart they are.
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