"Another joke he like to tell involved the wireless telegraph: 'at the beginning of the twentieth century, someone asks a physicist at a party; can you explain how it works? The physicist replies that it is very simple: first you have to understand how the ordinary, wired, telegraph works: imagine a dog with its head in London and its tail in Paris. You pull the tail in Paris, and the dog barks in London. The wireless , says the physicist is the same thing without a dog."
Keep thinking this story can be applied to different situations too.
And when you feed the dog in London, you get what in Paris? Heh. Totally appropriate, I'd say, with or without the dog. :-)
ReplyDelete:)
ReplyDelete