"E pur si muove"...
2009 International Year of Astronomy
Kate Fermi
Universal World Times
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About Me
- Kate Fermi
- I am a Physics teacher interested in science and life; I write about what I observe every day specially about human beings, how they behave in society and with the rest of the living beings on Earth.
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I have chosen to list queries and paradoxes that make me and my readers reflect about the present,the past and the future world..... may be there are no answers but they open our minds to thinking.....
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"And yet it moves". I love it. It is said that this phrase is not really about Galileo, but it has tremendous strength: Despite having to withdraw, I say the Earth moves.
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ReplyDeleteI believe it is an accurate metaphore of life:
ReplyDeletewe often say what others expect us to say
just because they won´t understand the truth...
We agree to say what they want to hear, but
our minds know what can not be denied:
"E pur si muove"...