Man has always searched for his origin. While some turn to faith and religion to find the answers, others get into science and try to prove it. Though, there's always been a conflict between these two groups both claiming their finds as truth. Or has it?

Actually, one of the most known scientists, Isaac Newton, has had some of his work exposed in a Jerusalem Exhibition. What's new with that? The exposed papers treated religious issues and not scientific! He treated several issues, such as the apocalypse, the Jews' Return to the Holy Land and the relationship between the Jerusalem's Temple Architecture and the Cosmos.

Using the cryptic Book of Daniel, Newton came to the conclusion that the Earth will not end before 2060. He also predicted that the Jews will return to the Holy Land before the world ends.

Newton came up with this work to discredit all those "fanciful men who are frequently predicting the end".

I am writing from a portable computer ... something 10 years ago I would not even imagine. Now it's about talking paper - something only seen in Fantasy Land till now, speaking for myself at least.

Maybe the closest we have gone so far are those cards which emit sound as soon as you open them - bleh how annoying. As soon as I open them I start hearing some squeaky music ... just see who sent it and close it again. Then I have to freak out to put them up because as soon as you balance them opening them more than a particular angle - arrrgghh there they go again. Anyway, that's not the point of this post is it?

When I write about talking paper, I don't intend that it folds itself and starts emulating the human mouth to output sound, or have a mouth themselves. Their secret is a pattern of conductive links printed on the paper which output sound as a particular point of the paper is pressurized. Ever heard of printed speakers? Yes, the speakers are also printed in the paper. They are mainly intended for the packaging industry, such as on brochures and similar stuff. Would you imagine such a technology being implemented in toilet paper ???