There are numerous real cases that some couple disliked each other, but were able to stay together for their entire lives, while other couple fell in love with each other, but were only able to enjoy each other’s company for a brief period of time.

When Einstein thought of the theory of relativity, I bet he never relied on what he could see, but rather relied on what he could imagine - imagined how the universe should work, and thought of the correlation of constituents the ordinary people would have never dreamt of.

Extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof.

Some of the important postulations were only put to test some decades after his publication of the theory of general relativity (satellite-based experiment to test Einstein’s theory of general relativity performed jointly by the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory and the National Aeronautics and Space Administration on June 18, 1976).

Most people could not imagine how the time of birth would have any effect on the relationship with another person - it would be absolutely insane to think of it, ridiculous to talk about it.

It is a matter of concept of time. Everyone would ‘know’ what time means generally, but different people would have different knowledge (and perception) of what time means specifically. The exact meaning (or understanding) of time is still a mystery in exact science.

It has been theorized that relationships are founded upon:        

(a) random chance meetings;

(b) propensity to build long-term relationships.

Whereas (a) is mostly a random process which may include more complex determinants, (b) can be viewed as polarized property (like magnets — N attracts S), which is inborn (like DNA). The information about this inborn polarized property is ‘encrypted’ at the precise moment of birth.

It is therefore of utmost importance to be able to translate this piece of precious information into readable codes, interpret them and advise on the propensity of a long-term relationship between two individuals.

The best relationship advice is the cracking of the ‘da Vinci’ code of relationships of togetherness between man and woman - marriage.

The best relationship advice is therefore, straight forward, unequivocal, and definitive, and thereby giving the best intended result that is being sought after by serious people seeking such a professional advice.

Not to be! I would spend $29 for this list $10 for another one $37 for another one and so on. The List builders had my money but not one of them ever produced a single hit as far as I could tell.

I have gone out on many limbs, and many branches have fallen under me. I have crashed more often than I have had success by too many times to count. None the Less I am going to go out on another limb today. I have spotted something new, and I have no track record to work with but the concept is impressive so here goes:

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What needs to be well recognized, however, is the fact that Italy’s inventions were not limited in any way to merely material things. There are many inventions which represent shortcuts of various kinds for the accomplishment of mental processes and in facilities of this kind the practical genius of the Italians has been particularly fruitful. It was they who invented the various processes in arithmetic that have so simplified calculations. It is to them also that we owe as is made clear in the chapters on Mathematics and Astronomy the algebraic solutions of equations of various kinds that had seemed impossible or could be done only by long time taking guess-work before the Italian mind ordered them.

Some idea of Italian practical genius in printing may be obtained from the fact that they invented paragraphing in print as we now have it, introduced pagination, invented capital letters, first arranged punctuation and added all those features which make the modern printed book so much more easy to understand than the old manuscripts or even the first books that were printed. To them too we owe the title page with the information that it now conveys at a glance and many other features that are real discoveries.

Italy has a lot more history to discover on location, and one of best ways to do it is touring with your own private driver-guide.

Italy must yield to Germany’s claim for priority in the invention of printing, but while the Germans invented, no nation did so much as Italy for the diffusion of printing, for the development of the art, it very soon became in their hands and for the encouragement of every detail of fine bookmaking that came with it. Above all Italy was the fruitful mother of inventions that made the printing art of immensely greater value to mankind than it was as it came from the hands of the original German inventors. Henry Louis Bullen, the curator of a museum of typography, said in 1914:

“From 1465 to 1501 thirty-five years printing was established in seventy-three Italian cities. Each printer had to make his own presses and types and cases and other appliances; there were no manufacturers or merchants making or selling these necessaries. Sixteen hundred and eighty (1,680) distinct type-faces have been identified as the product of the Italian printers in that brief period, including the most beautiful Roman and Text types ever used, and the first Italic. Was ever a greater boon in the printing industry? Was ever an art more eagerly adopted? Printers outside of Germany have been influenced more by the early Italian workmanship than by the German. Every printer or typefounder among us is the debtor of the earlier Italian printers, none the less so if unconscious of the obligation and ignorant of the benefactors.”

Father Beccaria was the first to invent a series of electrical instruments that demonstrated how well the energy might be applied. Priestley, the English discoverer of oxygen, in his History of Electricity has praised Beccaria’s ingenuity and has described some of these rather striking instruments. Galvani demonstrated Galvanism and opened up a whole new vista in science. Volta invented the Voltaic pile, the first continuous source of electricity that men ever had and for that reason some times spoken of as a greater invention than the steam engine. In the light of modern developments in electricity in the mechanical world, this expression now seems to have much more truth than when it was originally uttered. Volta also invented the gold leaf electroscope and a number of very ingenious instruments for the demonstration of certain physical phenomena. Nobili invented the thermopile and the thermo-electroscope, while at the end of the nineteenth century the Italian Marconi had the practical inventive genius to bring together a series of discoveries that had been made by others and combine them in such a way as to make wireless telegraphy with its wonders possible.

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