@josiah:
After a bit more off-line chatting, it seems there could be quite a bit of
appeal, especially if we interface to Ancestry and Family tree data.
Genetics is also developing quickly enough that there is increasing
interest in understaning the hereditary aspects of health.
I will be
P.s someone make a clax plugin!!!
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Do you not know that a man is not dead while his name is still spoken?
Is from a terry pratchett book where they keep the names of dead klax operators
mechanised semaphore towers) in 'the overhead'so the names go up and down the
line with every message. When sir terry died there was a bit of
Hans
tx. Its a interesting thought to test the idea on Twitter. Never occurred
to me, but is apposite.
J.
HansWobbe wrote:
>
> With just a little bit of financial acumen, it might even be possible to
> set up a self-sustaining Foundation that replicates the Nobel prizes, based
> on the
Josiah:
There is a belief that as long as you are remembered, you are immortal.
This is being practiced is at least one Flickr instance where a note-wortyh
photographer's family has paid the annual membership fees for decades in
advance so that his work will continue to please others. Its sort
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