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no perfect circles in nature?one has but to look up to the sun.looks pretty perfect to me, at least from 93 million miles. maybe it get’s more imperfect the closer you get…but by that time you can’t trust your senses since your eyeballs are frying at that point
Cynthia is learning an important life lesson. The gifted annoy or threaten other people with their intelligence. To most supervisors, a gifted employee is worse than an incompetent one because he is seen as a threat to the supervisor’s job. Mensa members are frequently fired for their intelligence.
jazzmoose over 11 years ago
It always annoys a teacher when the student is right. And that is a lesson that must be learned, unfortunately.
Nighthawks Premium Member over 11 years ago
or, as Homer Simpson would say:mmm, snow cones….mmm
Nighthawks Premium Member over 11 years ago
no perfect circles in nature?one has but to look up to the sun.looks pretty perfect to me, at least from 93 million miles. maybe it get’s more imperfect the closer you get…but by that time you can’t trust your senses since your eyeballs are frying at that point
QuietStorm27 over 11 years ago
Sadly this doesn’t only happen in comics, too many highly intelligent children are forced to conform and be average.
georgelcsmith over 11 years ago
Cynthia is learning an important life lesson. The gifted annoy or threaten other people with their intelligence. To most supervisors, a gifted employee is worse than an incompetent one because he is seen as a threat to the supervisor’s job. Mensa members are frequently fired for their intelligence.
ChessPirate over 11 years ago
There are many examples of circles and spheres in nature. Whether they are “perfect” is certainly debatable.
Stephen Gilberg over 11 years ago
Wait till she learns about imaginary numbers. Heck, negative numbers are practically imaginary: You can’t have -2 apples.