Real Life Adventures by Gary Wise and Lance Aldrich for February 15, 2016

Never discourage the search to innovate. He’ll grow up, and maybe eventually find a way to add another stick.

The apple doesn’t fall far from the stick.

The kid can really stick two it.

Send that boy to Silicon Valley,he can invent things there.He is a genius!!!!!

That Albert Einshtick made me LOL . . .

1. The father ought not to discourage his son by insulting him.2. It would not be “Einstick,” but rather “Zweisticks,” anyway.3. This small invention, by a tiny boy, is more than any animal in the world could do. Humans can really “think” (abstractly, etc.), but animals cannot. Animals act purely on instinct … or by accident … or by mechanically storing memories of experiences, which later evoke automatic attraction/avoidance responses. Nowadays, probably due to religious beliefs in reincarnation, many people wrongly imagine ridiculously grandiose things about animals (e.g., rights, personhood, humanlike capabilities, etc.) — and they sometimes even ludicrously buy and spend vast sums on pets, rather than raise children (despite being able to do the latter).