Short Story - How Dr Jackson Met Steemit And SteemSTEM

in #fiction7 years ago (edited)

Once upon a time there was a lonely scientist that lived in the woods. He worked in a lab full of testing tubes and microscopes. Biology was his passion, his lab was his little heaven. Day and night working and studying our scientist grew wiser and wiser. Boy! He was so clever, but he was also so lonely. He didn't have anyone to talk to. He needed some  people to discuss his ideas and learn a bunch of new things about chemistry, physics, medicine, technology, engineering and mathematics.

On a sunny autumn day he decided to go for a walk in the forest. As he was wandering, he found a log cabin. It looked deserted, but outside there was a marble table and some wooden benches. 

- What a shame! he said to himself. This place is so beautiful. If only there was someone I could talk to over a cup of hot coffee, right here around this table.

Suddenly, he felt something on his head. He looked up to the tree branches above him and saw a squirrel munching on some chestnuts.

- Hey, you! the scientist yelled.

- Oops! Sorry, I didn't see you down there. the brown squirrel apologized and got down of the tree. Hello, my name is Samuel.

- Hi, Samuel. I'm biologist Jackson.

- Nice to meet you Dr Jackson. What are you doing out here?

- I was just out for a walk. I live in the woods too.

- Oh! You're a scientist that's cut off from the rest of the world. But that should not be the case. You should be living in the city, teaching all those people lots of interesting and useful things.

- You're right, Samuel but you see, I hate the city. I think I have to find another solution to fight my loneliness.

- I'm sure I can help you work it out! Do you have your laptop with you?

- No, but I have my smartphone on me.

- Does it have access to the internet?

- Yes, of course, my friend.

- Great! Here, let me have a look, the little squirrel proved to be a web expert. There, Dr Jackson! I think I found a solution to your problem. You'll log in on this platform and you'll find so many science lovers that you'll be able to discuss your favorite topics every day. You'll learn loads of new things and others will learn from you too. You'll be a part of a community no matter how far from the city you are.

- Thank you, Samuel! That's a great idea! Finally, I'll have a place where I'll belong to!

- Yes, Dr Jackson. Now here, have some chestnuts...

Thank you for stopping by and giving this post a read. I hope you enjoyed it! If you please, feel free to pay a visit to my blog and check out my short stories along with plenty of educational posts and of course my bizarre natural phenomena series.  

     

Until my next post,
Steem on and keep smiling, people!  



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Nice story with a message! Reminds me a bit of my situation as an artist... lived in big cities, but I guess I'm a hillbilly at heart... not a problem with a motorcycle and internet in today's world :-)

I studied in a city, Thessaloniki, and as a student I couldn't imagine going back to live in a village again. But as I'm slowly saying goodbye to my 20s, I've come to wish for some peace and quiet of the countryside.
As you said, just give me a vehicle and 5km safety-distance from the city and I'm all happy (which is how I live today) :D