I code during the day. I make silly jokes and play video games sometimes. My speech is often unparsable. I have yet to find a direction.
In short: Smart. Funny. Worshiped. Completely mistaken for someone else. [I did not steal this. I promise.]
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It’s not really fair to use Carl Sagan’s inspiring words to plug the space shuttle. He didn’t like the space shuttle program and said so quite a few times. For example, this was Sagan during a Charlie Rose interview: “The space shuttle puts five, six, seven people into a tin can, shoots it up two hundred miles, and they launch a communications satellite that could have been launched by an unmanned booster…”
Hey, I think there are interesting and nice posts on your blog. The norman quotes are especially interesting.