New Heart

JOKE OF THE WEEK, 27 Nov 2023

Dietrich Fischer – TRANSCEND Media Service

A patient urgently needed a heart transplant. The doctor told him,

“You are very lucky, we happen to have three hearts available today: one from a 20-year-old tennis player, another from a 40-year-old golf player, and the other from an 80-year-old Republican senator. Which one do you choose?”

The patient said,

“I’ll take the Republican senator’s heart.”

The doctor was puzzled and asked why. The patient replied,

“Oh, I am sure it has never been used.”

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Dietrich Fischer (1941-2015) from Münsingen, Switzerland, got a Licentiate in Mathematics from the University of Bern 1968 and his Ph.D. in Computer Science from New York University 1976. Fischer was a MacArthur Fellow in International Peace and Security at Princeton University 1986-88, has taught mathematics, computer science, economics and peace studies at various universities, and been a consultant to the United Nations. He was co-founder, with Johan Galtung, of the TRANSCEND Network for Peace, Development and Environment in 1993.


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