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Great Scientists of the 20th Century

from The Shape of Ska Punk to Come, Vol. III by Barking Carnies

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I still remember telescopes with my father, questioning the night sky. I grew older and I still hoped to become an astronomer. I was searching for a reason why we all wound up here on this pale blue dot. Wasn't that something Neil Degrassi Tyson said? It was one of those PBS talking eggheads.

Friday night, November '03. At home watching TV, of course Discovery. Documentary on Einstein. It takes too much thinking, conserve my energy: turn off TV, get new CD. Start track 14 and hear Tom sing: I am Lost Without You. Space noises are super cool. Brain like Einstein in 1905. Science ideas so true, drop into my pants hot soup. Some Brownian bowel motion.

I started my research, will create great scientific works, maybe write a 6th season of Bill Nye (the Science Guy). Edited the wiki for Max Planck to make it less boring. Tom has shown me the reason why.

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from The Shape of Ska Punk to Come, Vol. III, released December 2, 2022

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