The Nature of Things
Plunder empires always collapse and utopias always end up eating the goose that laid the golden egg.
By Dr. Robert R. Owens —— Bio and Archives--November 21, 2013
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When my grandmother was born a horse was the normal means of transport. When my granddaughter was born the International Space Striation was the brightest light in the night’s sky. In other words, things change. When I sat on the couch and watched the first man walk on the moon with my grandmother she didn’t believe it was real. When I tell my low information neighbors that the International Space Striation is the brightest light in the night’s sky they don’t believe it is true. In other words, human nature doesn’t change.
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