Just another Sunday musing today, reflecting on my life full of miracles. The greatest was being born on 6 September 1940. What were the odds? The average male produces 2 trillion sperms in a lifetime. The average female produces 500 eggs in a lifetime. Multiplying the two, and you get one chance in a quadrillion for me to have been born. And that's just only because my mother and father got together. Incidentally, the longer odds of this happening can be viewed in a TedX talk by Mel Robbins. He says: 1 in 400 trillion. And another view . Essentially, we're all miracles. There have been 117 billion miracles since the beginning of us. My childhood was mundane and totally uneventful. I lived just to the right of that tall building on the right, in a day when there were no tall buildings. Nothing much happened until I got into high school. As a sophomore at McKinley High School (p hoto to the left ) ...
New SIMPLE SOLUTIONS for PLANET EARTH AND HUMANITY: This blog site derives from the original version of Planet Earth & Humanity, but will be more WE than ME. The coverage will remain similar, but perhaps these postings will seem to come from a parallel universe, or maybe even Purgatory. But truth and reality will prevail, with dashes of whimsy and levity to help make your day.