Glad to hear you are a “FriendFeediot” (lol) – we at TechPitch.com use it to post our “spotlight” posts and have it copy it to twitter. Just found out that many of our posts this morn didn’t really make it to twitter. (so had to post some breaking news on “VmMare acquiring Springsource” directly on to Twitter.

Also, Steve, We would love to have you take a look at at TechPitch.com. We focus on Business technology – that’s the street you drive your car on, right? So, what do you think?? Would love to hear your first thoughts / impressions. Thanks!!

Might wanna try that more.

shut up

or

think

Yea, think is probably most simple. Is that too simple? My bad, you said not too simple. I’m not good at this. I didn’t know there were degrees to simple.

Let’s go with this, and it’s just a theory…

Don’t be a Gillmor fanboy and attack people just because you’re biased.

Or not that you’re so much a Gillmor fanboy, but that you too also have pimples on your ass and were frustrated with FF and twitter being down.

Remember, these are only theories.

It’s possible he may have considered it, but would probably have rejected the idea.

Or, he may have seen some sorta of significance in the binary streaking of text in an article comment thread to have deep meaning as it relates to super massive black holes or the Alice CERN experiments to study quark-gluon plasma.

Or, he may have argued that pseudo-streaking is more important than the commenting about a quotee based on a quoter l as if the fact that someone quoting him or the behavior of people quoting him could possibly change his mind.

In fact, this may have only reinforced his idea that imagination is more important than knowledge. You, claiming knowledge, or claiming to know what Einstein may have reconsidered, and me using imagination to suggest a potential alternative that you would not have otherwise considered.

Knowledge assumes and limits while imagination is open to all.

So while he may have considered the idea and been open to it considering the nature of the statement, he indeed probably would not have reconsidered the statement. He probably would have told you the direct opposite and said it’s only more true.

And Einstein felt stifled in school/higher-ed, he felt limited by closed minds that were not open to new ideas or different ways of thinking.

He would not have changed his mind.

“I am enough of an artist to draw freely upon my imagination. Imagination is more important than knowledge. Knowledge is limited. Imagination encircles the world.”

“A question that sometimes drives me hazy: am I or are the others crazy?”

Enjoyed the article steve.

Or, I suppose I could have ADD. Without healthcare reform, I cannot really answer your question.

Why do you like to comment on a comment thread about something not related to either the subject of the article or the comments?

I can’t help but dig the terseness or efficacy of that concept.

I can see why Friendfeed is perceived as operating best as a Twitter client, if you use the web based aggregator for that purpose then that’s what you get from the service.

I think to truly immerse yourself into Friendfeed requires a significant contribution although time isn’t something many people have available.