I was born to love thee.
Eye wide open, your faults I now see.
But in your promises, I want to believe
My youthful optimism: Naive, naive.
America, come back to me...
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| Sources: Our World in Data; World Bank |
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About Me
- Ken Rideout
- Teaching high school physics and trying to teach astronomy. Married with two kids. Ex-microplumber. Ex-wine importer. Beer Brewer. Lived in 7 states. Spent time in 19 different countries. Have bald spot - getting old.
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Ken's books
Really three somewhat interesting books crammed into one:
-A history lesson on, the modern politics of, and an analysis of the Nobel prize (along with recommendations to make it better).
-An autobiography of the author
-A history of 20t...
Sometimes those random picks from the library just don't work out...
Made it about 1/5 of the way through before I decided to read other things.
Part a loose exposition of the inspiration that Jazz can take from physics and vice-verse and part an autobiography, this is an interesting read that doesn't have too much new material for anyone with a physics background. However, the p...
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