Relativistic Wunderkinder... ahahaha....

[hanson]

In their proud and full convictions, these luminaries posted in
response to someone's intellectual performance which didn't
measure up to their own high standards that the reason for their
own out-standing contributions to the UseNet were because
(as):
>
"Joe Fischer" <efis...@1g1ou.com> wrote in
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics.relativity/msg/845dad9217d93824
>> Before age 10, I fully realized how
>> much gravity and acceleration were alike, and that
>> it was impossible to tell the effects of one from those
>> of the other.
>
PD" <TheDrap...@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:1136491172....@g49g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...
http://groups.google.com/group/sci.physics/msg/dffa528b3d064c05
> I distinctly remember my seven-year-old son coming to me with the
> revelation, "What if atoms are all little solar systems or galaxies,
> and there are itty bitty people living on those itty bitty planets, and
> those itty bitty people are made of smaller atoms, which are in turn
> really even smaller solar systems or galaxies...." I smiled,
> remembering my own discovery of the same revelation at a similar age,
> and we talked about it and about mental pocket pool in general.
>
[hanson]
... ahahaha... AHAHAHAHA... ahahahaha... the only surprise really is
that these here Wunderkinder and their offspring do apparently have
a genetic advantage over us less fortunate peasants, in that they
seem to have a plethora of unusually matched base pairs of A, C, G,
and T in their own DNA which can be seen in their daily postings, fully
and dramatically expressed in their GAGA-TATA-CACCA......
This benignly aberrant GAGA-TATA-CACCA sequence is probably
due to some effects of the theory of relativity, which in turn is responsible
for Nobel level quality of these Wunderkinders' contributions to the Use
net. I wish I had it that easy, guys. So, be relatively grateful, gentlemen.
Thanks for the laughs, you mutants,... ahahaha...
ahaha... ahahahanson