The Guy Gazette
The Guy Gazette
The Guy Gazette
Volume 1 | Issue
September 19,
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The Guy Gazetteer
2017 Author: Lauren Guy
Other than physics and studying science, what are some things that you do to
pass time?
I thoroughly enjoy reading the bible and debating the current global issues regarding the faith. My
belief is that Jesus and God are two persons and that the Holy Trinity does not exist. Currently, I
am trying to discover the hidden code written within the scripture which could unlock endless
possibilities for the human race, I just haven’t got there quite yet.
If you could give advice to any of the scientists of the future, what would you
say?
I would tell them to always stay with the things that they believe in. People did not believe me at
first so my friends and I created a story saying that an apple fell from my head and then I
understood that there was a force. it wasn’t an apple that made me realize, it was a feeling.
Knowledge is power and power is wisdom. NEVER hold back on your thoughts, you will regret
it.
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Obituary
Johannes Kepler went home to the Lord on November 15.
Kepler was the beloved husband to Susanna Reuttinger and
father to Ludwig, Sebald, Heinrich, Friedrich, Hildebert,
Susanna, Fridmar, Cordula, Margareta Regina, and Katharina
Kepler. He was a major role within the scientific revolution.
His German roots were an influential part of his life that he
never forgot. Johannes was known worldwide for his
development of the Kepler conjuncture, The Rudolpine Tables
and his law of planetary motion. Kepler’s funeral will be this
Saturday November 22 at the local church. Johannes Kepler,
forever in our hearts
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Oh Hey, René
What were some of the trials that you were faces
within your early years?
I grew up without a mother figure in my life. It was hard
because I did not get to experience the “ideal” childhood. In
addition to this, I was also the youngest child. That meant that
I had to fend for myself all the time and be independent
starting at a very young age. I had my grandmother in my life,
but it wasn’t the same. Eventually I was taken to a boarding
school and lived there for a while.
It is said that you took some time off of your
studies. Do you regret that?
No, not at all actually. In fact, I thought that I was going to
but I ended up making friends in the army, although many of
them are not alive today.
What are you most famous for?
I believed that everything is skeptical until it can be proven to
be true. I also closed the barrier between geometry and
algebra making it easier to connect the two. I formed the
Cartesian graph which plots point on four quadrants forming a
line.
How do you think this related to today’s society?
All students have to take a math class. In those classes, you
will see my theories and my inner thought process. It may not
be recognized, but students will use it.