Doodles
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Born and raised in UK, Charlie is an engineer who likes sailing and music (Cello). He has lived around the world and is now happily married and living in Adelaide. He has two children and 5 grandchildren.
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Contents
Too many coincidences
The fly
The devil and the deep blue sea
Change
Quandary
Target
The Right
Paddock peace
The paddock
Irony
Things
Miracles
Optimism
To leave a trail
Souls
Imbalance
Dreams
Worse..
The Magician
Generations
The magic gadget
Robin Hood
Talk
An idea..
Pensioner
That breeze..
Too late
Experiment
Talk
Swords into ploughshares?
The Sea
That Island
Robinson’s rule
Plastic
Photons
Alone
Gas and trees
The beetle
The limit
The Rhythm of life
Passed it -
Fraud
Those smiles
Sight
The Earth
The Change
The Smile
The Curtain
The Race is on
Rain
Too many coincidences
Is it just a coincidence?
that we are here
Our mother was born with about 300 eggs
which could become nothing
a sister
a brother
- or us
A Dad makes about half a trillion sperm during his life
so the chance of us being here is 0.003 X 1.9 x 10^-12
about 15.7 x 10^-15…
- or one chance in many thousands of worlds like ours
except few mums have even a dozen children…
- are we a coincidence or design?
Our blue planet spins at a radius from the sun
closer we would be dry & fried
further away frozen
– coincidence or design?
When Voyager reached the edge of the Milky way
and they turned her cameras on us
we were the ONLY blue body to be seen
because of our seas
And we ourselves are 2/3rds water
our brains 85%
- coincidence or design?
There may well be