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Boulevardier · 13th Jan 2018, 10:29 pm

David - I think "intellectual interludes" are unavoidable ( and perhaps a "good thing") at our age. I have so many different things to get done that I often don't know where to turn first when I get up in the morning. Currently experimenting with measuring heat sinks' thermal resistance, trying to understand Neoliberalism, trying to sort out apostrophisation, hyphenation, and other grammar in a professional medical publication, trying to source hex-head M4 bolts (not easy), trying to "understand" two cats and two grandchildren, trying to regain mental composure after reading the Guardian - it's just endless! It's not that older minds are less acute - they just have so much more stuff to be acute about - so it gets spread out a bit more thinly...

Mike

13th Jan 2018, 10:29 pm	#14
Boulevardier Octode Join Date: Sep 2017 Location: Bristol, UK. Posts: 1,654	Re: 'ESTON' 236 Signal Injector David - I think "intellectual interludes" are unavoidable ( and perhaps a "good thing") at our age. I have so many different things to get done that I often don't know where to turn first when I get up in the morning. Currently experimenting with measuring heat sinks' thermal resistance, trying to understand Neoliberalism, trying to sort out apostrophisation, hyphenation, and other grammar in a professional medical publication, trying to source hex-head M4 bolts (not easy), trying to "understand" two cats and two grandchildren, trying to regain mental composure after reading the Guardian - it's just endless! It's not that older minds are less acute - they just have so much more stuff to be acute about - so it gets spread out a bit more thinly... Mike Last edited by Boulevardier; 13th Jan 2018 at 10:46 pm.