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Re: Brashears on Hanson



In article <5840b9$g2p@news1.io.org>, yuku@io.org (Yuri Kuchinsky) wrote:
>Harold Brashears (brshears@whale.st.usm.edu) wrote:
>
>: I'm sorry, my point, not well made, is that as long as you accept
>: Jay's assumptions, he is correct.  Unfortunately, those assumptions to
>: not apply in the real world.
>
>Unfortunately, they aren't assumptions at all, but a description of
>reality. Unfortunately, this is where the real world is heading.
>
>The destruction of Nature will inevitably result in social
>(self)destruction.
>
>Ecologically,
>
>Yuri.
>
>            =O=    Yuri Kuchinsky in Toronto    =O=
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> 
>I take a totally different view of God and Nature from that which
>the later Christians usually entertain, for I hold that God is the
>immanent, and not the extraneous, cause of all things. I say, All 
>is in God; all lives and moves in God        ===        B. Spinoza
>

Yuri,

why is it that as things are getting better, you perceive them as getting 
worse?  Pollution was much worse in the '60's than it is now.  Open your 
eyes, ears, and nose, and verify this for yourself.



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