Einstein's so-called 'Biggest Blunder' was right after all.

[RascalPuff]

Thank you, Gentlemen, one and all.
And congratulations to Neutralino for taking First Place ahead of me:


Awards Showcase ( Awards) IconImageDescription Name: 2nd Place
Monthly Theme Quiz Issue time: 12-08-2007 03:50 AM
Issue reason: Second highest scoring member on the Universal Expansion quiz scoring 152 out of 200 possible.

Best Regards.
- Rascal Puff

[RascalPuff]

There's an updated article on the issues of all the preceding posts, at:
http://www.toequest.com/forum/toe-th...ies.html?ltr=T

Best regards,
- RP

[myphysics]

Hi RP,
The article was an enlightening one. Good to know that Even his Blunders have truth in it. It shows that he was well ahead of his time.


take care,
myphysics.

[RascalPuff]

Hi RP,
The article was an enlightening one. Good to know that Even his Blunders have truth in it. It shows that he was well ahead of his time.


take care,
myphysics.

Thanks again myphysics, it's been a while since you dropped by (out of 'nowhere'?) to punctuate what proves in this thread to develop from a simple post into a noxious skunk fight, carried through a lot of educational if harrowing journeys and culminating in what proves to be an unexpectely florid, rosey ending. An adventure worth reviewing if not renewing, imho. : )

Which also kinda inspires a person to wonder if, when and how (1st Place Awards Showcase) 'Neutralino' may grace this forum with his re-emergence. Both he and 'Nobody' have sorta dropped off the radar; though last I heard from Neutralino, he said he'd be returning, but he didn't say when - as I recall, he was moderating when he said he'd be checking out for a while but intended to return. Whereas, Nobody rather misted-out like an Irish leprechaun. Albeit, Truly Yours was surfing around the ToeQuest acreage and happened into this seasoned thread which indeed flourishes the luster of Molly Keyboard's Second Place (!) award and seems to fairly meet the test of time and parallel no small number of more recent conversations, not excluding what is recently posted as 'Einstein's smallest blunder' - a timely approach to some of the finer contemplations of E=MC squared.

Best regards,
- RP