Hahaha...yeah. I really enjoyed doing the things we did but I guess I really didn't appreciate it at the time. I look back and think, "Wow!", I wish I had appreciated seeing groups that no longer exist or soaking in the counterculture. I also remember meeting some of the Dem Presidential candidates in 1972 with him - Shirley Chisholm, George McGovern....

My uncle also was the one who got me into music that wasn't exactly Top 20 back then like Pink Floyd and others.

>He sounds like my aunt. She is 5 years older than me and when I was 14-15, she took me to all the parties on the 'hill' in Boulder, CO :o) I must confess, her driving always terrified me though because her car always smelled sweet (cannabis)...
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>If my mom had a clue as to where she was taking me all those times...
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>>I had an uncle 6 years older than me who used to tell my grandparents he was taking me to the library and we'd end up at a concert. He was a closet hippy. I saw the Doors, Yesand several other bands in Miami in the late 60s this way.
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>>>I was a kid in the 60s and a teen in the 70s as well, but with 3 older sisters and aunts who were only 4-5 years old than I, I was aware of an awful lot.
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>>>>I was a kid in the 60's but, boy, do I remember the 70's.
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>>>>>It's like the 60s are happening all over again... :o)
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>>>>>>Dude, I want your drugs.
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>>>>>>>Scientists accept that:
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>>>>>>>1. Light (the electromagnetic force) has an infinite range
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>>>>>>>2. The Universe is of a finite size
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>>>>>>>If light is infinite, and the Universe is not, does that mean that light is more Universal than the Universe?
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>>>>>>>Doesn't make much sense.
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>>>>>>>What makes more sense, is that the Universe is infinite, and light has a finite range, which is true for the nuclear forces, so why not the electromagnetic force.
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>>>>>>>Details:
>>>>>>>http://www.cloudmusiccompany.com/paper.htm