And this can be taken a little further. That we humans are the only part of the universe, as far as we can tell at least, to be aware of all this. We are the part of the universe that allows it to look back at itself. If the universe is a body, we are the eyes of that body. Generally speaking of course. But I find this very empowering as a human being.
That video interview is so valuable, by presenting a real case, that was successful in beating cancer, with some novel approach. It's good for people to be aware of this. This is not about Eric Berg.
I wish I was your friend, and on that email list.
Your idea of "math by mail" sounds great, I am interested to be included on your list, please contact me if it is acceptable. Email in profile, thank you in advance!
Believe it or not, but I lived without phone and TV for a few years now, it's great :) I'm giving Google AppEngine a serious try. Otherwise I'll have to look for a Java Web framework, the problem is that there are too many out there.
thanks for the advice!
yes, that is sound logic. The data structure model is very important to me. I would like to create a framework that I can reuse, where data is modeled semantically. I can't believe there isn't such framework out there already.
I'm thinking TopicMaps. Java might be the top choice if going this way. Thanks for the idea.
thanks so much for your welcome.
I have a question for you: what are the reasons that determined you to learn and develop for Android?
I'm asking because to me it's all about motivation. If I have very meaningful reasons for what I'm doing, then I enjoy doing that, and don't quit too soon.
