| 范兒482——美國前總統克林頓（三）：恆心與自律是成功人生的永恆的原動力 |
| 送交者: 藤兒 2014年09月27日22:55:17 於 [靈機一動] 發送悄悄話 |
|
藤兒點評：根據哥德爾不完備定理，任何理論都不能自己證明自己，意即證明一個理論，必須要重新引入另一個理論。 假設Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky(夏洛特·克林頓·梅茲文斯基) 回到過去，在自己母親Chelsea Clinton出生前把自己的祖父Former President Bill Clinton（美國前總統比爾·克林頓）和祖母former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton（美前國務卿希拉里·克林頓）殺死；因為Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky(夏洛特·克林頓·梅茲文斯基)的祖父母死了，就不會有她的母親Chelsea Clinton（切爾西·克林頓）；沒有了她的母親，她就不會出生；她沒出生，就沒有人會把她的祖父母殺死；但若是沒有人把她的祖父母殺死，她是否會存在並回到過去且把她的祖父母殺死？ 這就是外祖父悖論寬矛盾。 類似的“祖父悖論”， 最先由法國科幻小說作家赫內·巴赫札維勒（René Barjavel）在他1943年的小說《不小心的旅遊者》（Le Voyageur Imprudent）中提出。此種“多個世界”理論，目前只有在量子物理中做出了合理的推論。 ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------ U.S. |NYT Now Daughter for Chelsea Clinton (and Granddaughter for a Certain Couple)
Former President Bill Clinton and former Secretary of State Hillary Rodham Clinton finally have the titles they have long wanted: Grandpa and Grandma. Their daughter, Chelsea, gave birth to her first child — with her husband, Marc Mezvinsky — on Friday and posted the news on Twitter early Saturday. “Marc and I are full of love, awe and gratitude as we celebrate the birth of our daughter, Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky,” Ms. Clinton said. Mr. Clinton, in a statement on Saturday afternoon, said that “Charlotte’s life is off to a good start.” “Chelsea is well and glowing,” he said. “Marc is bursting with pride.” As late as Wednesday afternoon, Ms. Clinton was on stage delivering speeches and moderating panels at the Clinton Global Initiative gathering in New York. The Clintons’ soon-to-arrive grandbaby was a constant topic of conversation at the meeting. When asked by CNN if he would “baby-proof” the White House — the implication being that Mrs. Clinton would not only run for president in 2016 but also win — Mr. Clinton replied, “One thing at a time.”
Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinsky with their daughter, Charlotte Clinton Mezvinsky. Credit Jon Davidson/Office of President Clinton Both Mr. and Mrs. Clinton have a packed schedule this fall to raise money and campaign for Democrats in the midterm elections, although by Saturday morning Mr. Clinton had canceled an evening fund-raising event in Denver for Senator Mark Udall and Gov. John W. Hickenlooper. Ms. Clinton, 34, announced her pregnancy in April at an event on the Lower East Side of Manhattan, her mother at her side and her husband watching from the back of the room. The baby arrives as the family, never out of the spotlight since Mr. Clinton was elected president in 1992, has moved center stage amid speculation that Mrs. Clinton will run for president, a decision that is considered likely but that she has remained coy about. She has said the baby’s arrival could be a factor in her decision. “I’m about to have my first grandchild, which I’m thrilled about,” Mrs. Clinton told Charlie Rose on PBS in July. “I want to see what that feels like,” she added. “I’m not going to skip over it.” Chelsea Clinton, the vice chairwoman of the Bill, Hillary & Chelsea Clinton Foundation, married Mr. Mezvinsky in 2010, and they live in New York.
She has worked at a hedge fund and the consultant McKinsey & Company and holds degrees from Stanford, Columbia and Oxford. Last month, Ms. Clinton announced that she was leaving her position as a special correspondent for NBC News less than three years into a tenure at the network that was at times bumpy. Ms. Clinton has been a national public figure since she was 12, when her father was elected to his first term in the White House. Her adolescence unfolded in highly public fashion, despite efforts by her parents to shield her from the publicity and scrutiny that any presidential child endures. They largely succeeded, but that was before the Internet had firmly taken root and when social media was in its infancy. As she has grown into adulthood, Ms. Clinton has slowly become comfortable with the public attention. During the 2008 Democratic presidential primary, she campaigned on behalf of her mother. Her wedding to Mr. Mezvinsky in Rhinebeck, N.Y., drew onlookers, autograph seekers and a baseball team mascot dressed as a raccoon. Those experiences, and the advice of her grandmother Dorothy Rodham, led Ms. Clinton to take a more public role in recent years, including the job at NBC and a leadership position at her family’s foundation. Ms. Clinton frequently delivers talks for the foundation and occasionally delivers paid speeches for about $75,000 each. A spokesman said Ms. Clinton donated the money to the foundation. On Tuesday, during a discussion about the campaign to end poaching of African elephants, Ms. Clinton said she worried that her first child could “grow up in a world without elephants.” The baby has an elephant-themed nursery at the couple’s apartment in the Flatiron district of Manhattan, keeping with the theme of one of Ms. Clinton’s primary charitable causes. What kind of grandparents will Mr. and Mrs. Clinton be? Just days before the baby was born, the former president said he had to remind himself every day whose child this is. “Do not interfere! Be there when you’re welcome. Be loving, but not judgmental.” |
|
|
|
|
 |
 |
| 實用資訊 | |
