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Quantum Animation's avatar

I knew a man named Journey when I lived in Sedona. He was driving down Oak Creek Canyon, and an elk leapt from the side cliff and smashed through his front windshield. He was alright, the elk died. He thought it some kind of omen from great spirit.

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Eric's avatar

I used to believe that just maybe the remotest tribes and villages might have a shot a survival - FE has disabused me of that notion. Damn.

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John's avatar

If the radiation zaps the remote tribes, it'll zap the wild animals too.

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Kulm the Status Quo's avatar

All of them are tied to BAU

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Geoffrey Newton's avatar

We credit ourselves with intelligence, but that’s not drove us forward! Its social intelligence, which is an entirely different thing, and makes better understanding of history and the human condition.

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cliffhanger's avatar

I read that the campfire was the first place humans shared knowledge with each other. At least on a deeper broader scale. Basically the first university.

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Geoffrey Newton's avatar

I like that description.

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Bard Joseph's avatar

The World Order constantly intensify all problems through the foundations, so that political and economic crises prevent the people of the world from organizing against them. The World Order must paralyze their opponents. They terrorize the world with propaganda about approaching international nuclear war, although atomic bombs have been used only once, in 1945, when the Rockefeller Foundation director Karl T. Compton ordered Truman to drop the atomic bomb on Japan.

Eustace Mullins

The World Order

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Byron Allen Black's avatar

I could not help thinking, with sorrow, about the farmer or rancher or whoever owned that dumb beast you slammed into ... or was it wandering wild through the outback? You did not go into detail about that part of the fateful encounter. If it had happened here (Indonesia) it would have represented the tragic loss of a major investment on the part of the farmer.

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Withnail's avatar

The buffalo are feral. Lots of feral camels as well.

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Byron Allen Black's avatar

Got it. Thanks much. Never been to Oz so I didn't know those big buff were wandering wild.

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Fast Eddy's avatar

Could have been worse... could have hit a Plough Hog

https://fasteddynz.substack.com/p/the-delusional-world-of-barnyard

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Fast Eddy's avatar

No owner... they are feral...

I was told that by a stockman who stopped to see if I was sorted for a tow

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Kulm the Status Quo's avatar

World War I ended any possibility of humans progressing beyond this level. Starting with Ramanujan, all these Asians in STEM are just zombies, not being able to add anything to it.

The world would have lost nothing if they lobotomized every single Asian with an IQ of 120 or more.

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