Re: Newton, fast forward

Dec 16, 2009 1 Replies


> If Isaac Newton were alive today, 30 years old,


> > what would he be doing?
>
> =A0 =A0Well, for calculus idiots, it may be more
> enlightening what he wouldn't be doing.
> =A0 =A0He wouldn't be working on Laser Disks, Blue Ray,
> HDTV, Home Broadband,=A0mp3, mpeg, muliplexed fiber
> optics, Digital Books,=A0Atomic Clock Wristwatches
>
> =A0He wouldn't be working on PGP, Microcomputers,
> =A0GPS, Digital Terrain Mapping, Post 1900 Cell Phones,
> =A0 He wouldn't be working on Post Cambridge-nomics,
> All-In-One Printers, and Rapid Prototying.
>
> =A0He wouldn't be working Laser-Guided Phasors,
> Holograms, Self-Replicating Machines,
> Self-Assembling Robots, Cyber Batteries, and Post
> Gutenburg Publishing,
>
> =A0 He wouldn't be working on Hybid-Electric Energy,
> Microwave Cooling, and Post Ferro E-M.

Why not?


-- Rich


Reason 1) He was a profound believer that light was composes of particles, not waves. Reason 2) He was a serious believer in tranmutation of the elements as the one true philosophy of economics. Reason 3) The only thing he knew about ferro anything, was not only British Law, it was Gregorian Law.

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