I'd like to make a point I haven't seen yet, which

[PCIntern]

doesn’t mean that it isn’t been written somewhere and I missed it:

Anyone who won a Nobel Prize and who died, willed, donated, or gave his or her physical medal to another individual. Somewhere, Linus Pauling, Richard Feynman, Mother Teresa, and all the hundreds of others’ medals are in the possession of another individual, institution, or museum.

What would amuse me immensely is if someday the medal which she presented to Hair Fuhrer was discovered to be a forgery. Considering all the fakery of all types within this group of individuals in the Administration, it would be appropriate.

[unblock]

1. People are making way too much of the symbol. The honor itself isn't transferred.

Anyone with the money and/or connections can buy a Super Bowl ring or and Olympic gold medal. It doesn't mean you achieved or won anything other than a symbol of someone else's win.

Hell, I could go to a trophy shop and give myself an award for anything I want.


It would be funny if it turned out not even to be the real symbol....

[CaliforniaPeggy]

2. Interesting point, my dear PCIntern!

A fake Nobel Peace prize for a fake human!

Thanks for bringing it up.