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The Gift that Keeps on Giving

by lewis-bosworth

You may not want me to tell you about The Galilean thermometer, But I’m going to tell you anyway: [It will improve your life!] The GT is colorful – its rainbow Of glass bubbles sparkle Slowly as they sink and swim Buoyantly in liquid. Signor Galileo was savvy for his age [Late Elizabethan], Even though he didn’t shoot an Apple off anybody’s head. GG was one step ahead of Einstein [Alphabetically] As his popular theorem posited that If D↓, T↑. This can be seen by ogling the GT [Note the dog tags] And checking to see if the blues Are higher than the reds. In Galilean terms the colors of the Glass bulbs are unimportant Since D is a function of the dog tags, [Ma Nature dictates the T]. GG invented the GT because he had A dream one day that The climate in Pisa was warming up [The tower began to lean]. Rising and falling as a result of density Isn’t new to science: [Jump in the neighborhood pool]. Ethanol in water. GG’s heirs haven’t profited much from the GT, nor has it been widely copied by entrepreneurs of note: [“slow and lazy”]. The verdict on the GT is still out, but Early reports suggest it won’t Exceed the popularity of the Chia Pet As the holidays approach. © Lewis Bosworth, 6-2016
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Jan 19, 2017
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