Monday, February 07, 2005

More words and insights into Dave Hines

Dave and I have been talking. Here is more from him. If you want to help filter what can and should be included within the platform, please lend your remarks.
David Hines column Born in a mill town, David Hines has seen work as a furniture mover, computer programmer/analyst, and professional musician. Observation of politics began as a toddler, since the polls were in his parents' store. He developed a keen interest in history when permitted some independent study time in junior high school.

With a wide range of interests, he is accused by friends of possessing more useless information than any other of their acquaintance. He has officially studied music and psychology, and unofficially nearly everything else. Like many a Mensa member, he can usually be found hip deep in books. Detractors can blame the thin air of the Rockies, where he once lived, for the dearth of brain cells.

Song: Quantum Uncertainty by Dave Hines


Quarks are runnin' round my brain.
Their politics are quite insane.
I need a dose of Ritalin
So I won't be a kid again.

A dropout has explained to me
the shape of relativity.
He's in need of close restraint
'Cause normalcy's not his complaint.

Quantum Uncertainty...

A pigeonhole, a cookie there
we standardize our children's care.
Assimilate and don't be deaf
or answer to the ATF.
(Resistance is futile!)

Two million plus in prison camps
pushing papers, licking stamps
working for the master race
selling stuff in cyberspace

Checkers spell 'cause humans don't.
If it takes effort, then we won't.
The best is what they say it is
in magazines about the Biz.

Tonal centers shift around
to make a most obnoxious sound.
But sometimes chaos has a place
in speaking to the human race.

Quantum Uncertainty...