I received the notice yesterday that someone in my building at work has covid-19. Not someone on my floor, but it still makes me wonder if I touched a handrail on the stairs or shared the same air space after they passed through. I'm more concerned about that exposure in the building than attending the political protest recently with 1,000 strangers. Early data showed that liberals were protesting safely (with masks and social distance everywhere I joined), so they were not contributing to the spread, unlike conservative rallies. I'm still a week from knowing if I will develop any symptoms from these 2 potential exposures.
That word is a long discussion in itself, and certainly a discussion worth having. I've never spoken the word because I can't even explain all of the things it means within my mind or is supposed to mean to everyone in general. I have thought of you many times over the years, though. I even looked up a paper or two of yours to (try to) read them. You work very far beyond my level of chemistry knowledge, though. That's very cool. I'm glad to know that you're "out there" doing that kind of research.
The signature that I used online for many years (back in the late 1980s or early 1990s) included three rules of life: 1) Loving always feels good. 2) Being loved always feels weird. 3) Wanting to be loved always hurts.
That's about as much sense as I've ever been able to make of it in my lifetime. Stay safe. Keep researching. Keep writing. Spreading knowledge is something that the world needs a lot more people to do these days.
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That word is a long discussion in itself, and certainly a discussion worth having. I've never spoken the word because I can't even explain all of the things it means within my mind or is supposed to mean to everyone in general. I have thought of you many times over the years, though. I even looked up a paper or two of yours to (try to) read them. You work very far beyond my level of chemistry knowledge, though. That's very cool. I'm glad to know that you're "out there" doing that kind of research.
The signature that I used online for many years (back in the late 1980s or early 1990s) included three rules of life:
1) Loving always feels good.
2) Being loved always feels weird.
3) Wanting to be loved always hurts.
That's about as much sense as I've ever been able to make of it in my lifetime. Stay safe. Keep researching. Keep writing. Spreading knowledge is something that the world needs a lot more people to do these days.