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Friday, January 17, 2014
The Buggy Physics Of Superman (Final Part)
It’s fun to imagine that the man of steel could be a flesh and blood man. In my research, I’ve found that I wasn’t alone in chasing Superman. I think I’ve established that we are fortunate that the big, blue Boy Scout doesn’t exist. He would accidentally kill more people than he could save. If Superman were real, the most important thing imaginable would be to get him to sit down in a Physics class.
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