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Group: alt.magick · Group Profile
Author: Joseph LittleshoesJoseph Littleshoes Date: May 27, 2008 23:43
Kelsey Bjarnason wrote:
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> Ah, of course. Science, which has given us the capability to produce
> more food, store it longer, transport it further... science which has
> given us medicines and cures for many diseases... science which has put
> us into space and allows us to communicate around the world... this is to
> be worried about, where an outmoded view of a universe that never was, a
> view whose followers persist in trying to drag us back into the dark
> ages, well, hell, that's okay.
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Well of course what you are describing is not what i was 'talking'
about. I have actually inquired about purchasing an essay by Franz
Zwiggy i read many years ago, describing better than i can the hubris of
"Science" a trait it has in common with many human endeavors.
--
Joseph Littleshoes
"The two main political parties ruled alternately as if by tacit
agreement. Politically they were practically indistinguishable (one
perhaps a shade more liberal) but in both camps supporters were more
swayed by personalities than by issues. Both parties were heavily
dependent on the large industrial conglomerates. Corruption was
widespread, the conglomerates dictated economic policy, and with few
outstanding exceptions, politicians' reputations were low."
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