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Richard Feynman: The Train
(25) | 15/03/2017 | Translate: One of the greatest physicists of the century, the Richard Feynman, explains how a train moving on the lines. Certainly not have thought this.
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"Certainly not have thought about this."
Don't you think that this rant is like writing;
You haven't given that we, or some of us, We had not thought;
I agree with the astronomer. Because diladis and to say not thinking you Mr bideoman is not to say that no we thought we; And OK I thought. But neither Mr. Astronomer; Little aidws now.
"Certainly not have thought it." Ie, do you have;
Have you sure we did not think we had; (or some of us)