That moment in the lives of many when they cease to be amazed may be the greatest tragedy. Its at the precise moment when imagination stops and the acceptance of the common place becomes,... ah, common place. Imagine the great minds, who for want of stimulation , that have stop searching and questing. Maybe its is the great minds that have been so overcome by personal tragedy, that have been beaten into submission by "just one more thing" and haven't had the power to excell.

This happens daily in our schools, work places, and homes. It also must have happened down through history. Sometime in the past, a great mind must have passed away unnoticed and unachieved. And allowing such to continue will be a greater tragedy and loss.

Don