Tracer, that's got to be the best response yet. Yes, there are some amazing people in the world. In Honduras, I met an old fellow (ninety) who would still walk for several miles a day. He was part of the aristocracy, and far back in the past when he was a child he and his father had to escape a peasant uprising in a small boat.
He has written several books (in Spanish) and my Uncle, Bill Rose is in one of them. My Uncle gets a thrill out of that thinking people in the future will be reading it saying, "Who was this William Rose guy?".
An equilibrium where no one looses. Where prevalance is a non-singular event. This was what John Forbes Nash Jr. wanted to create.Originally Posted by Captain Vegetable
And he did. On paper. His theories won him the Nobel Prize. Nash's theories have influenced global trade negotiations, national labor relatioins, and even breaktrhoughs in evolutionary biology.
Not bad for a kid from West Virginia.
EDIT: For posterity, the best Rose in my book is my Grandpa, Joe Rose. Joe wore a leather jacket and rode a motorcycle in the fifties. He was a bodybuilder back when everyone was in really bad shape. He was on the cover of Bicycle World magazine when he was sixty five and all the other people were in their twenties. He will be turning ninety one soon.






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