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NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - zenmaster - 03-18-2014
RE: NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - Plenum - 03-19-2014
good vid. Newton was definitely a curious individual, in the sense that he was curious about all things, and asked questions, and investigated things. He definitely explored widely.
I've read that Jung was the same; and that his personal library was something quite to behold.
RE: NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - Melissa - 03-19-2014
What a misleading title :p But he sure was the president of Question Everything, love that.
#newtonsaysthinkforyourself #yolo #j/k
RE: NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - Fang - 03-19-2014
Cheesy re-enactments aside, this was a pleasure. Newton was my childhood hero, thank you for sharing.
Another of his "secrets" is that in his alchemical studies (which is really a the practical aspect of hermetic philosophy, which he studied in depth) was that he was one of the people that offered a translation of the emerald tablet of hermes trismegistus. Just a fun fact lol
RE: NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - zenmaster - 03-19-2014
RE: NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - Sagittarius - 03-19-2014
(03-19-2014, 01:04 PM)zenmaster Wrote:
Sooooooo that's ma man lol.
RE: NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - Fang - 03-19-2014
Pass the spliff professor
RE: NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - xise - 03-22-2014
spliffs are awesome
RE: NOVA - Newton's Dark Secrets - AnthroHeart - 03-22-2014
(03-22-2014, 07:11 PM)xise Wrote: spliffs are awesome
I can't handle tobacco.