Thank you Mark I'm 43 years old and I have been doing what many
   people do at my age. I have been going through my life so far.

   I've been putting everything I ever wrote online to
   [1]http://icopiedyou.com - so that I can sort out "WHO AM I?" by
   looking at "WHO I WAS"

   Someday I might write a book but I'm not organized enough for
   that, so I share whenever I find people online who are worth
   sharing with.

   One thing I have learned about myself: I have learned a lot. But
   I am still "young". My body ages but I have never aged. I don't
   age. I never stopped being curious. I make new discoveries only
   to find out that I made those discoveries 20 years ago and just
   forgot about them.

   I have learned new skills. I've gotten better at skills I
   already had. I have better words to describe concepts than I
   used to.

   But they're the same concepts. I'm still talking about myself.
   I'm still analogizing everything that happens to me or that I
   learn about, to my own experiences.

   When I learned about quantum uncertainty and probability, I
   analogized that to the way I thought of God when I was growing
   up. I analogized it to hope and worry. Uncertainty is
   uncertainty, whether it is in a mathematical form or not knowing
   if the kids will laugh at you in class because you had a stain
   on your shirt.

   It's the same - just described in different languages for
   different purposes. But the fundamental concepts are identical
   because, in the end, we're all humans who are trying to use and
   understand these things. Humans learn by analogizing to what
   they already know.

   Perhaps one could analogize the uncertainty principle all the
   way back to when we were babies, before we consciously recall,
   and cried out for our mother who left the room, and we didn't
   know if she was ever coming back again.

   After all, we can only understand things we analogize to
   something we already know. And we already know things through
   our experiences and reactions to those experiences.

   That's my thoughts anyway. Thank you all for inspiring me to
   write. I enjoy writing.

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