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Pinchbeck offers an interesting quote by Rainer Maria Rilke that I believe serves as a fitting parallel to his own adventurous and heroic stance: "Who, if I cried out, would hear me among the angels' hierarchies?"
Keep on crying out, Daniel, for the modern angels are listening! - Gil Gildner - Just Makes a Little "Pooooof"My grandmother bought this for me because she's always thought I was smart enough to improve the state of radiation therapy today. Little did she know that I decided to build my own nuclear warhead. I tested it in my backyard and it just went "poooof" a very quiet "poooof". Not weapons-grade uranium. :(
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