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Word of the Every So Often

monad:  (noun)  that which cannot be divided; indivisible; a single cell organism; the essence of god – the “All.”  “I am what I am... but you can call me Monad.”

The Daily Lesson

On July 29, 1958, President Eisenhower more or less created NASA.  When the Soviet Union launched the first satellite, Sputnik I, on October 4, 1957, it became more than obvious those godless commies were winning in the space race.  That, and it scared the absolute bejeezus out of just about everybody.  Here’s this country that hates us and has nuclear weapons and now it has a satellite out in space and we can’t do a darn thing about it... except create NASA and challenge all those science-type guys with the task of reaching the moon before the Soviets.  Which we did.  And then both countries, realizing how foolish all this competition was, and how the world could be so much better if everybody cooperated...  Wait.  That’s Star Trek.  Never mind.

Cartoon of the Week

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“The point of it?!  There is no bloody point of it!  That’s what I’ve been telling you all along.”

Stuff

Belief

 

Believing you are near

or far

won’t make a bit of difference

to where you really are

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