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Many of you have heard of Schrodinger’s Cat. In a capsule, it’s a quantum physics thought experiment that refers to a cat in a box that is either dead or alive, depending on a random quantum event that may or may not happen.

Easter 2021 is upon us. With the Christian canon still intact and God still making himself known to us through Covid-9 relief checks, we have to begin the process again of listening to all the things he’s trying to tell us.

One of the inconveniences seldom talked about during a pandemic is flight cancellations, and how to regain funds, obtain credits, or even get a seat upgrade to something suitable for primates.

People with extremist views are less able to do complex mental tasks, research suggests.

Medical science is constantly working on diagnostics that are non-invasive. But no matter what they come up with, there is one examination that always and forever will remain invasive, my in-office prostate exam.

After examining about a week of my emails not long ago, I realized how far we’ve come from the lovely hand-written letters we wrote when our writing told everybody we practiced “ovals” with love. Mine looked more like a series of broken noses.