Brain Scraps from Nanoheart
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young’s double-slit theory of right person, wrong time
everyone knows a “right person, wrong time” story. you have either told one or heard one. no betrayal. no cheating. no lies. no yelling. no slammed doors. no ugly fights. you were good, and the other person was good, and the thing you two h...
the half-life of who you were
“i am so old that i was there before the dinosaurs” i have made this joke way too many times. because age is something that quietly slips into conversations. but do you know how they determine the age of things that are that old. the age of...
grief is the second law of thermodynamics
i don’t know about you but i have been around people who have written or said ‘contributing to entropy since ...’ whatever their birth year is. it is a cool way of owning up to the messy personality. i feel that entropy is the most used ter...
find your ohm’s law
i am sitting in a workshop when someone starts talking about circuits, to be precise — integrated circuits. but for some reason, my brain emphasizes on the term circuit. and i am back in science class. i remember making a simple circuit usi...
the frequency hasn't changed. you have. // the doppler effect of people
my house is near the main road, which means i’m used to traffic noise. no horns, thankfully. just the steady sound of moving vehicles. but four or five times a day (sometimes more) i hear the ambulance siren. and lately i’ve started to noti...
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