Subject: Commonplace: submission

From: Giuseppe Andrea Teti <[email-masked]>
Date: Mon, 20 Jun 1994 19:41:35 +0100 (BST)

One evening of about three years ago, when a friend and I were struggling 
with the concepts of electromagnetism in high school, we came across a 
tempting truth for all students:

	"Of all things to be known there are two kinds:
	the kind which is easily understood, and therefore:
	why study them? and the kind too difficult to
	grasp therefore: why study them?"

	D Esopstio and A Teti

PS-A Warning On the Sanity of The Authors:
   The year before we were studying Special Relativity, and 
   decided that if everithing was relative, then the switch on our old 
   yellow study lamp was the Center of the Universe, proceeded to mark it 
   as such and vaguely thought of all the galaxies out there responding 
   to our every adjustment...
   ...but this too is food for thought is it not?