The well-known rule of magnetic poles " like poles repel, unlike poles attract" used to be one of my favorite, well-defined, 'never-to-be-forgotten' rules in physics. However, I realized the irony of this rule, investigated and defined by William Gilbert when Orekelewa and I (lovebirds) became victimized by this rule. I have truly been trying my damnedest to embrace reality and let her go. But how could I have explained and make Orekelewa — who had bitterly sworn to query William Gilbert in heaven— understand the truism of this ironic restriction? How could I have earlier told you that I am a victim of my favorite rule...? You're just a click away from having the whole gist.
