Consider the following equation: <br />I - (A+G) /(DxMC) =0 <br />Where: <br />I = Infinite Happiness + Love <br />A = A Child <br />G = Gravity <br />D = Death <br />MC = Mathematical certainty <br />And given: <br />I = A <br />This statement seems logical on it's face, but it is not. <br />Because: <br />I - (A+G) /(DxMC) does not equal 0 <br />A - A = i <br />I - A =i <br />Where: <br />i = infinite pain and sorrow <br />It is not logical for a parent to lose a child. <br />It is not logical for a child to die so young. <br />And yet it happens. <br />Perhaps Time (T) is the missing variable. <br />In Time the infinite pain and sorrow will move towards 0. <br />In Time I will be able to hold my son in my arms again. <br />And <br />In Time perhaps, I'll have a better understanding of Andrew's Paradox.<br /><br />Bob and Alex Eichen<br /><br />http://www.poemhunter.com/poem/andrew-s-paradox/
