Recently, my daughter asked me to help her study for her final fifth-grade science test. She was having a little trouble with Newton’s Laws of Motion – in particular, Law III, which states in part, “To every action, there is always an equal and opposite reaction…”
She asked me for some examples.
So, I was doing my best to come up with some, but the best one I came up with I really couldn’t share. You see, I learned first hand the power of Law III when I was 9-years-old and I dropped the F-bomb at the dinner table in front of both parents. Talk about your equal (if not superior) and opposite reactions!
Strangely, I don’t think she really understood why I was so amused with this particular homework assignment.