Is there inherent order in nature or is it all chaos and chance?
I believe there’s an inherent order in things. Ironically I also believe that inherent order often looks like chaos.
What is infinity?
An unfathomable quantity. Also known as the length of time it takes to drive home when you have to pee.
Does observation alter an event?
Yes. The presence of a third party shifts the dynamics. Even if the difference seems imperceptible it’s still there.
Do you like balloons?
I like balloons just fine as long as I don’t have to blow them up and nobody’s popping them.
Yesterday was America’s Birthday, does your country celebrate a “Founder’s Day” or other traditions like that?
Since I’m in America and thus observe “America’s Birthday” I’ll answer this question instead:
What traditions do you observe on the Fourth of July? None. We are spectacularly boring that way. There were a few years there where we went to watch the fireworks until we realized we don’t particularly like fireworks. Well, three of us don’t anyway. So I’ve now reached the age where I stay home on July 4th and comfort my dog through the banging noises outside.
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Never has a truer thing been said about infinity
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And as a parent you know it’s doubly true when it’s your kiddo whining they have to go from the backseat. 😆
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Thanks for Sharing Your World, Laura! I laughed aloud at your infinty answer. Perfect and oh so true. It might also apply if one is on the wrong side of the bathroom door and has to go! 😉 Balloons IMHO are for looking and and enjoying, not popping! Anyone who deliberately does that is a tool. They might not realize it, but yep. It’s perfectly fine not to enjoy fireworks “out there” (crowds, Covid, dumb people in herds, traffic jams and the rest), or not like them at all. That’s not un-American. I can’t safely eat BBQ any longer, and that might be considered just as un-American in certain situations. We all have our preferences and I’m sure Gracie loved your company. The four foots do suffer! Have a wonderful week!
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Thanks, Melanie. I agree — bathroom lines are the devil. My personal hell has to be Back In The Day when going to a sports arena was a thing and the women’s line was out the door while men breezed in and out.
I did a lot of volunteering while the kids were in elementary school and every single field day WITHOUT FAIL had the balloon popping event where they grabbed a balloon, ran to a chair, and had to sit on it to pop it. Made me flinch every time.
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Great answer on infinity.
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Thanks, Dan. Seemed like an apt description.
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Interesting answers Laura.
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🙂
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