I could mention, despite several pressing distractions over the last couple of years, that I've hammered out a couple of new developments with my TOE, in terms of gravity as the inherently quantum-relative quantity of physics (as in/outside of the others) and, in terms of game theory as the electromagnetic thus stuff (which then includes the absolute theme), but, all of this is more a matter of logical rearrangement than of any major shift in thinking. I still stand firm on my calculation of the overall fine-structure constants.Originally Posted by MisterV
Please don't.Originally Posted by OppsIdidItAgain
I could mention that I'm emailing a dying stranger in the process of leaving a nursing home, for a hospice; someone in a bed across from a patient whom I helped get out of the hospital, last year. He had extensive surgery, in January, 24, to do with throat cancer, went home, for a few months, but slipped in the bathroom, so ended up back in hospital, last fall, I guess ultimately for some sort of physical therapy. But, his focus turned to bossing around the nurses, staying on his back in bed, instead of let them help him into a wheelchair to begin to get him back on his feet. After eight months, guess what? One little problem after the other crept up on him, and, now he's permanently bedridden. He told me that he's worried that all the stuff that healed up nicely with the surgery is now coming undone, and, that there's a big bedsore on his back. Well, hello, shortly after I met him, I told him to get the heck out of bed, which was what I forced my friend to do. Can't wait for such things to turn around on their own. Anyway, there's not much to add here, either, because I'm severely limiting my involvement. I mean, it's easier to help someone who's "out of it", than someone well in their right mind, but just too lazy to "get with it", even if a matter of death a couple years later.
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