...and clicking here will take you to it.
And this line hat tips the author, whose name is Chris Clarke. It's italicized, too.
Sunday, February 14, 2010
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- (c)2014 Richard L. Kent, Esq. (MichiganSilverback at gmail dot com)
- § It's said that an infinite number of monkeys typing away at keyboards will eventually reproduce the complete works of Shakespeare. § What they don't say is that the total amount of matter in the universe, if turned into monkeys and typewriters, powered by all energy present in the universe, to feed the monkeys in question, working for a hundred billion years, can't possibly create as much as the first act of Hamlet. § One Infinite Monkey--i.e., a human being--can write all of Shakespeare's works in the course of a single lifetime... if that Infinite Monkey happens to be Shakespeare. § You are an Infinite Monkey. So am I. Amphibians are we, half spirit and half worm: monkeys in the sense that we are Steve Gerber's “hairless apes, trapped in a world we never made”; infinite in the sense that we are also immortal and we shall still live when the sun is a black dwarf. § If you recognize, like this old silverback, that we are a duality and not a mere mechanical emptiness--you may find my writings amusing. If so, welcome. Stay a while. And feel free to comment. (But keep it clean.)
Mr. Esq.(<--A little humor there), I wanted to let you know that I really enjoy your blog. I rarely comment on any blog, but I thought a pat on the back was in order here. Keep up the good work as it doesn't go unnoticed.
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