At age 9, I decided to be the first Protestant saint, which would catapult me into a new edition of A Child’s History of Heroes and Heroines. I knew this was a stretch. My Sunday school teachers had been quite…
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A passion for problems
“The mark of a good scientist is enjoying problems,” my father maintained, “seeking them out.” This problem passion helped him build a distinguished career in chemical research, developing some of the drugs he used himself for cancer and Parkinsons. Unfortunately…
Tagged with: hypothetical problems, Imagination, Iron Curtain, Problem solving
Posted in Childhood fantasy, Cold War, imaginative child
Posted in Childhood fantasy, Cold War, imaginative child
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