It is almost midnight, and we seek guidance.
Oh, mighty iPod one: is the Smith solution of the Navier-Stokes equations a true immortal solution of this legendary problem?
Whoosh goes the randomizer.
Whoosh.
- The Covering: Why - Tracy Chapman
- The Crossing: The Passion - Billy Bragg
- The Crown: Shipbuilding - Elvis Costello
- The Root: Mbh - Billy Bragg
- The Past: Winter - Vivaldi
- The Future: King of Pain - Police
- The Questioner: Deep Dark Truthful Mirror - Elvis Costello
- The House: Carnival of the Animals: Kangaroos - Peter and the Wolf
- The Inside: Don't Leave Me Now - Pink Floyd
- The Outcome: Snowman - Spilverk Þjóðanna
Oh yes. Very good.
The Outcome is a classic, amazing hit. The House just shows the iPod One retains her sense of humour.
As always, the Key as explained by Sean
Why?
But somebody's gonna have to answer
The time is coming soon
Amidst all these questions and contradictions
There're some who seek the truth
But somebody's gonna have to answer
The time is coming soon
When the blind remove their blinders
And the speechless speak the truth
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> a true immortal solution of this legendary problem?
As it turned out the answer is No.