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Self-absorption in all its forms kills empathy, let alone compassion.
The Beatles, You want a Revolution [Link]
A man who doesn't talk ACTS/Creates. 42 BUS Bunker, Ontario [Link]
Streptococcus mutans, the major culprit behind tooth decay . So then we use industrial waste like fluoride to kill it? Somebody needs to read...
What a loaded article What principles DW?? Todays' children were yesterdays' adults. Spin Spin Round n Round 🙈 Get off the MerryGoRound🎡
Where is the SOURCE? What is the lesson? all else is rabbit holes and contaminating rhetoric.
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Anybody else getting a weird Star Wars vibe off this story? Ben had to flee Tunisia? (The desert country which stood in for Tatooine many years ago.)
And just two minutes ago I saw Luke's name mentioned in an article here about the iPod brain reader.
Seems a bit backwards, though. In the stories, Ben was a good guy. But in considering Star Wars v.s. Star Trek = Aristocracy v.s. Democracy, it makes a little more sense. (Sort of.)
And just earlier today, I was thinking about the whole idea that the common folks in Star Wars are ignored while the blue bloods are followed as the heroes. Whereas the Star Trek universe is a true meritocracy.
(It's late for me and my sleepy brain tends to do some *very* lateral thinking.)