Abstract
When I was at the university of hawaii, a colleague told me about an experience that he had had as a first grader growing up in Hawaii nearly forty years earlier. It was a simpler time, one in which a trip from one side of the island to the other was no small feat, since it involved traveling over a narrow mountain road called the Pali that stretched through a pass in the mountain range. At the top of the mountain, his family stopped to enjoy the view. As he watched from the windy edge of the mountain's lookout, he made a discovery that he deemed worthy of sharing at show-and-tell the next Monday. Contrary to what he had been taught in class, he could see the wind!
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