My dad, Hubert P. Yockey, turned 99 today, April 15, 2015. He’s one of the last surviving nuclear physicists who worked on the Manhattan Project (at Oak Ridge, Tennessee). He has a book in print by Cambridge University Press: Information Theory, Evolution and the Origin of Life. Dad’s current ambition is to live to at least 100. I am resuming writing my blog by telling the story of how I am helping him accomplish that goal.
I’ll elaborate more in the next few days. What I want to do today is just jump back in.
Happy belated birthday. Hope he makes a hundred and fifteen and gets shot by a mob of jealous husbands.