CASSIUS CLAY (aka Cassius X aka Muhammad Ali) IS a hot potato.
Martin Luther King and the generation of the anti-Vietnam 1960's to boot. In my opinion there is a greatness to Ali that will take generations (if ever) to overcome.
Sudan at the time had no real central authority and used primitive weaponry in its tribal infighting.
In 1820 Muhammad Ali dispatched an army of 5000 troops into Sudan with the intent of conquering the territory and subjugating it to his authority.
You are playing a dangerous game that invites challenges from the John F. Kennedy, Woodstock generation that beckons you to awake to what your elders did to pave a path for your words to shine." (original quote) Yup.
Ali is seriously being listed in one sentence with scientists, presidents and future generations.
Talk about politics, sports, philosophy - ANYTHING - what are you waiting for?
Their story is told in the book Filed in 12 years a slave, African American, African American family history, African American genealogy, Black culture, family, family history, Family tree, genealogy, Our Black Ancestry, Race relations My mother used to say that phrase all the time. As an adult, I now realize she was trying to teach me about empathy.
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That could be because I didn’t attempt to read the book until I was in my early twenties.
When you measure a quantum system you are said to “rotate the state vector,” an abstract line of precisely defined length and orientation that represents the system’s state in a set of coordinate systems that constitute a Hilbert space. Or are they no more than convenient fictions used by physicists to simplify their calculations?