Writing Advice From Einstein

[NOIRTRASH]

Otto Hahn or someone went to Albert Einstein with a problem. The problem was different results from the same process.

Einstein told the scientist RESULTS ARE STATISTICAL AND FALL WITHIN A RANGE OR DISTRIBUTION. KEEP THE RESULTS THAT WORK. That is, one size don't fit all but one size fits many. Go with the size that fits the most.

 

[Desiremakesmeweak]

A great mathematical problem!

Functionality though, is a special key. As far as I know, only one set of 'magical words' opened Aladdin's Cave:

"Says who?!" (the voice of the cave to Al Babson in the Twenty's flick)

"Says me!"

"That's right." (The cave opens...)

Depends what kind of cave you're trying to open - moral of story.

 

[Desiremakesmeweak]

'Al Babson' - a character out of an Eddie Cantor movie.

(Plot was: stage hand, falls asleep on the job, and goes back in time in a dream, to the time and place of Ali Baba and the Forty Thieves. Was a good movie. Funny. And engaging.)

 

[NOIRTRASH]

A great mathematical problem!

Functionality though, is a special key. As far as I know, only one set of 'magical words' opened Aladdin's Cave:

"Says who?!" (the voice of the cave to Al Babson in the Twenty's flick)

"Says me!"

"That's right." (The cave opens...)

Depends what kind of cave you're trying to open - moral of story.

Every action produces sundry results. Multivitamins for seniors paralyze me. I love grapefruit but it asphyxiates me.

At the start of my psychotherapy career an old man warned me to be careful with my advice because the best action is sometimes the worst.