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10. It is surprising more people don’t go berserk
Mon Mar 30, 2015, 12:27 AM
Mar 2015

History was easier to manipulate or hide back then, however now because of the invention of the Internet the new age Renaissance may very well avoid such ugliness that man will ascend to have a beauty and elegance that has the attention of the life force.

Yes it is far from being boring, in fact it is almost an addiction to know those cultural ways that were corrupted and went awry in this last century. Now knowing the Vatican has secrets, secret bank accounts in the world, or our own secret government metadata to control behavior.

Our passion for the secrets our government officials use to make decisions yet kept secret we find is nothing more than the a regular pattern of the ancient profiteering, tyranny, greed, power, and in America now self-evident; selfishness is apparent and obnoxious in our Congress, Senate, and Supreme court.

Yes, we have a very powerful corrupt system. One were advanced mathematics could be taught freely every day in the simple public weather report. But it isn’t, because that type of knowledge would give the citizen reasoning power to look beyond the charade of everyday breaking news and the next commercial break.

It is surprising more people don’t go berserk. Or they are yet suppressed by the media or advanced University studies. Especially in medical issues where there is insanity that twenty military veterans commit suicide every day.

Or from my own experience knowing the United Health Care System directly connected to Medicare, and AARP is likely to have a bogus medical data base for diagnostic determinations.

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I like what you've said, and how you've said it, my dear byronius... CaliforniaPeggy Mar 2015 #1
Human beings seem doomed to repeat and repeat and repeat past troubles NRaleighLiberal Mar 2015 #2
I think that the Earth itself will get tired of our shenanigans. AngryDem001 Mar 2015 #3
Exactly. I am not worried at all about Earth - when it's had enough, it will vomit us away NRaleighLiberal Mar 2015 #4
In fairness to most human members of the 99%, they are exhausted, powerless, lack merrily Mar 2015 #9
Agreed, but I am speaking beyond percentages - looking back over history, NRaleighLiberal Mar 2015 #12
Do you think the Iraq War vote evidenced inability to learn from Vietnam? merrily Apr 2015 #22
K&R Tuesday Afternoon Mar 2015 #5
To the Greatest Page. woo me with science Mar 2015 #6
Well said! And there's always a get rich quick scheme like investing in tulips... displacedtexan Mar 2015 #7
"Star Trek post-apocalyptic moneyless Ethical Society" < You do know that was just a movie, right? jtuck004 Mar 2015 #8
It is surprising more people don’t go berserk polynomial Mar 2015 #10
Kick! calimary Mar 2015 #11
"six f'ing inches forward" BobTheSubgenius Mar 2015 #13
There is definitely a metaphor in the fact of the QE2 moving six inches per gallon of diesel. byronius Mar 2015 #17
Ahhhh. Thank you for the reply. BobTheSubgenius Mar 2015 #19
k&r ND-Dem Mar 2015 #14
The more things change... Wounded Bear Mar 2015 #15
You may need a change of Renaissance seveneyes Mar 2015 #16
Nice. byronius Mar 2015 #18
Brilliant post, eloquently expressed nikto Apr 2015 #20
Thanks for the compliment, and sure. byronius Apr 2015 #21
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