Replying to LO23049
(Some strange nightmares)
Dear LO'ers,
Can a blind horse have guts??
Can Simple Simon have guts?
One has guts, if one is aware of one's vulnarability. Well, I am aware of
my vulnarability, but don't know the danger (yet).
With simple mathematical rules I can 'solve' At de Lange's problem:
/_\ G - W < 0 AND W < 0 IMPLY ....???.....
The ...??.... means nothing else than:
/_\ G << 0
However I guess that this is not what At had in mind. Instead of words
translated into mathematical formalism, I am sure he likes the other way
round - translate the mathematics into words.
Untill now I had no nightmares, I was not thinking. Since At promised
Winfried a nice present, I thought that this problem was not something for
me, but for you. The gift that me was presented was a box of nightmares.
But now this virus found its way into my mind, I hope that after these
nightmares I will awake as wise as U (double U -> 2*you -> 2 times U -> W
< 0 ???).
Gee, U = TS. In words: U is a quantity in energy (entropy, S, times
absolute Temperature, T). That is why my sleep is such a nightmare. But
At did not wrote G,U=TS, but guts, the solution must be sought in a
different corner of my mind.
I wish U a good night.
dr. Leo D. Minnigh
l.d.minnigh@library.tudelft.nl
Library Technical University Delft
PO BOX 98, 2600 MG Delft, The Netherlands
Tel.: 31 15 2782226
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