Assorted Afflatuses

Once again, I have found something blogworthy in my website statistics. My assumptions could be wildly wrong, but, as with everything, I like to think I'm correct. At any rate, when I checked my website statics today, I noticed that someone had come across my website by typing the following search string into Google:

"the important thing is not to stop questioning. curiosity has its own reason for existing. one cannot help but be in awe when one contemplates the mysteries of eternity of life of the marvelous structure of reality. it is enough if one tries to comprehend only a little of this mystery every day."

This quote, which I mentioned in Shakespeare, Einstein, and Princeton, comes directly from both the mind of Albert Einstein and the essay portion of the Princeton University Undergraduate Application. This lazy or conniving student made such a blatant attempt to steal the contents of someone's essay that I hope he or she does not gain admission to Princeton in the spring. In fact, I would go so far as to predict that Lazy Larry or Conniving Chloe will relieve at least one piece of very unwelcome mail in the spring, if he or she has such a deficit of integrity or creativity.