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http://www.lewrockwell.com/zeese/zeese34.html
I'm not surprised. The greatest dangers facing mankind may not be the ones known. Meanwhile the known ones are dangerous if not surprising. Falsehood is a self-made madness that is not surprising, or alarming, on purpose - a projected fear having no known cure. The known cure is the disease like blood letting for anemia; not like inoculation. Inoculation would be like: return to sender – open immediately. One might consider seeking help. A second opinion might go like this:
http://rescomp.stanford.edu/~cheshire/EinsteinQuotes.html The final solution to 'the problem' will be agreeable to all. If that solution is false, then, the agreement will be, perhaps, the last one. |
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