The universe is a big place, and Science I dont know you very much, what I do know is that the answer to the probability in any place a particle would be in would be that the wavefuntion^2=2/L sin^2 n pi(x)/L =[2b-sinb*cosb*pi(b)]-[2a-sina*cosa*pi(a)]
(Note from DearTomorrow: This was published just for fun!)
Dear Students,
I imagine at this point we have dropped our addiction to coal, gas, and oil and that our environment has made a turn for the better with the solar, wind, and other unimagined (at this point) alternative energy choices are in place.
Dear Thomas,
When you look at me with those big beautiful eyes and that innocent smile, you make me want to fight harder. And I do.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to recycle and compost.
Dear Sadie,
You are young and have a rich future ahead of you. I am retired and aiming for a high quality of cultural life and comfort with whatever time remains to me. I do not want to see a world whose elders sacrifice your future for their short-term needs and personal gain. So it’s up to you and me to speak out.
Dear Daughter,
Tonight at bedtime, you asked, seemingly out of nowhere, “why are the glaciers disappearing?”
Dear Kai and Leah,
I want you to feel awestruck like I do. It is important to feel small sometimes, to feel the weight of reality, to recognize the scale of a challenge, to see where you fit and what you are up against. This is the case with climate change.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to live a car-free lifestyle.
Dear Eleanor,
You are so small. So innocent. So beautiful. For you and for everyone else, I will try harder.
To my dear children in the year 2050,
I don’t wish to go backwards, but I do wish we would slow down and design our brave new world with more care.
Dear Tomorrow,
I promise to not waste food and eat locally grown food.
Dear Victoria, sugar pie honey bunch, chiquita loquita,
How can I look at your bright eyes and light dance and tell you we are facing a war?
Dear Tomorrow
Colin
