nihi
May 17, 2005, 02:44 PM
Learning curve and the hulky fist.
Jon Thiefet went to Tohm Lundilorhd's house in the middle of a newmoon night. The wide open front door also widened Jon's circumspect eyes in an anticipation of an unlikely trap. The apparent clue of a clever trap turning out to be a saturday night lapse of pre-sleep patrol, Jon left the house with more air to breath in the room for a heady Tohm. The result? A more intelligent Tohm in the church next morning. Old stories persist because they are never really old and you will see new intelligent Tohms every such morning.
In a way, these assumed overnight intelligences may play the building blocks for a curve. The learning curve. As long as the curve does not get as smooth as a pondbed, Tohm may not mind inviting Jon in his sodden sleep.
Then, would he really not mind? Having more air in the room is cool, but may not always be cooler than cool stuffs those are getting way through the door. But I stretch. Pre-sleep patrol lapse may include many other things than a door ajar.
So, we are talking, in general, about lapses. But let's consider this. Say, the curve manages to lie adjunct to it's horizontal asymptote of perfection. So there is no lapses in Jon's patrol, irrespective of his inebriety. But what if Tohm's got a hulky fist and just breaks even through the strongest point of Jon's wall, just to do the little help of clearing up the stuffy inside? Considering all the hulky hands those are hovering around, that really stinks!
Alternative Moral(s):
1. Straight your curve and fortify your fort.
2. Keep the hulky arms at arm's length.
Edited on, May 17, 2005, 7:46 PM GMT, by nihi.
Jon Thiefet went to Tohm Lundilorhd's house in the middle of a newmoon night. The wide open front door also widened Jon's circumspect eyes in an anticipation of an unlikely trap. The apparent clue of a clever trap turning out to be a saturday night lapse of pre-sleep patrol, Jon left the house with more air to breath in the room for a heady Tohm. The result? A more intelligent Tohm in the church next morning. Old stories persist because they are never really old and you will see new intelligent Tohms every such morning.
In a way, these assumed overnight intelligences may play the building blocks for a curve. The learning curve. As long as the curve does not get as smooth as a pondbed, Tohm may not mind inviting Jon in his sodden sleep.
Then, would he really not mind? Having more air in the room is cool, but may not always be cooler than cool stuffs those are getting way through the door. But I stretch. Pre-sleep patrol lapse may include many other things than a door ajar.
So, we are talking, in general, about lapses. But let's consider this. Say, the curve manages to lie adjunct to it's horizontal asymptote of perfection. So there is no lapses in Jon's patrol, irrespective of his inebriety. But what if Tohm's got a hulky fist and just breaks even through the strongest point of Jon's wall, just to do the little help of clearing up the stuffy inside? Considering all the hulky hands those are hovering around, that really stinks!
Alternative Moral(s):
1. Straight your curve and fortify your fort.
2. Keep the hulky arms at arm's length.
Edited on, May 17, 2005, 7:46 PM GMT, by nihi.