Comments by "christine paris" (@christineparis5607) on "Plato: The Student Becomes the Teacher" video.
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Henryk Gödel
I am also free to simply ask you a question. You don't have to answer it like you're my mother, in a reproving, prissy, hurt manner that includes an insult, because you're inexplicably offended by my asking if there are any women you'd like to see. I liked your list of subjects, and I was interested in what women you'd like to hear about, but you had to get offended/defensive, or whatever you are. I guess you're extremely sensitive, so, as I tell mom, I didn't mean anything by it, I was just asking a question. Now you can go off again on how entitled as a woman you think I'm being.
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@john-paulsilke893
I am ashamed to admit that I don't anything at all about these women! I am looking them up! When I was growing up, our neighbor was Dr. Loren Acton, a solar physicist who was picked for a space shuttle mission. It was a complete accident of fate that he was put on the challenger 6 months before the second crew went up and were killed. He trained with all those people for a year or so and it was heartbreaking. He was such a cool neighbor that I was actually invited by NASA to the launch (and didn't go because I couldn't get time off the lame slave job I had...talk about a missed opportunity! I have regretted that my entire life. Now, when something special comes up, I jump! ). He also gave me patches that had gone into space and signed a book on space to me, which I HAVE kept carefully. His son, my friend since the age of 4, lived with us during the time his dad was training back east so he could finish high school (We used to drive to the beach at night, listening to The Hitchhiker's guide to the galaxy, and had the only truly scary paranormal experience of our lives). Because of my desire to explore the world and be an "artist", I dropped out of school and left Palo Alto and all my soon to be billionaire classmates so I could be poor and suffer for art. I certainly did, but my only regret is not finishing my education. I am a voracious reader, and as soon as I could, started amassing a library.
I've never regretted missing out on the internet explosion, because I've been almost unbelievably fortunate all my life, but I will always try to catch up on my education.
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@howellgreenland2506
Sorry, I just saw this. I was really just being silly, but the 4/20 reference was, at least in my time, when school got out and everyone rushed to toke up, or when work was almost over if you worked 9-5 and you could get a break. It became a euphemism for smoking pot. It's funny to me especially, because I grew up in the California Bay Area in the 60s and 70s, and lived in Hollywood in the late 80s, and EVERYONE, even my parents and their friends, smoked pot. So I actually did not, because my parents did, so it wasn't cool to me to do. I was a vegetarian health nut! When your parents are hip, you have to do SOMETHING, to rebel, and they were already taking all the available drugs and drinking everything in sight....
I didn't even use CBD oil until this last year! I have a lot of old injuries from being athletic in my young days, and it helps with the pain! I still don't smoke at all, even though I was at the heart of all of the big parties forever! I live in Texas now, and eat steak, because we have a cattle ranch (I know, I'm going back to plant based protien), and my parents have passed on, so I don't have anyone to irritate except my husband, and he is such a laid back cowboy that I can't! If you are in Europe (England? Manchester?), do they allow pot there?
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