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I think calling current period the New Dark Ages is too pessimistic. How about Global Clusterfuck?
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Will New York Become the New Urumqi?
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: Laughing at: "Report: Meat Now America's No. 2 Condiment" *The Onion* (
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For me, the other ones just don't make sense.
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Been into Rogers & Hammerstein lately. Reminds me of the time when others still looked up to US as a model.
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: The humble beginnings of Google's global assault on the real estate listings business...
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A Strange Weekend:
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Interesting that many go from Xtianity, Judaism to Buddhism, but have not heard of many other way round.
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Externalizing evil makes it possible to blame others for conflict and evil. Instead we should search within ourselves.
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are part of our makeup, which we must deal with ourselves.
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Appeals to me much more than the other options. Judaism, Xtianity, Islam externalize evil; Buddhism recognizes that our devils
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If humanity was not attached to its own existence it would be much happier. Attachment to life is desire, which is bad.
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This belief meshes very well with Chinese concept of change in the I-Ching (Book of Changes). Humans should not become attached.
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Hmmm.... Is the Great Global Population Cleanup about to begin? Think we are on the brink of something...
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China is so big that it can blow up in the west and have a growing world class city in the east at the same time.
#china
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Xinhua reports 129 killed in Urumqi disturbance. This is the outside vairable I have been talking about.
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MSNBC:"The new New York is Beijing":
http://worldblog.msnbc.msn.com/archive...
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Survey: The iPhone is No. 1 in Japan – Updated -
http://apple20.blogs.fortune.cnn.com/2009...
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iPhone Overtakes Nokia in Smartphone Market Share -
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Is there a Chinese composer of classical music who can even remotely be compared to Aaron Copland?
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Aaron Copland's work was pure genius. Captured the vibrancy of America at its peak in his music. Great!
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: Meadows of the sea in 'shocking' decline
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Bad news for the longhorn cowfish
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You end with a smaller, healthier population and the women are ready to make babies with the men left. Good cleanup.
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Plague and starvation are always good for getting rid of us old guys who made the mess. Fighting gets rid of the young guys.
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Global human population needs a major pruning. That is what it all boils down to.
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I figured that out a few years ago. Not a damn thing China can do about it either. Except for a good old civil war...
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FYI, the south is bankrupt too. Taking Mandarin lessons? I can teach you how to say "I want to keep the BBQ" in Mandarin.
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Listening to Aaron Copland's "Fanfare for the Common Man". A true American classic composed when US was at its peak of influence.
#music
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Chinese not into constitutional crises. They do rebellions, wars, floods and droughts with a few million dead for starters..
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Seriously doubt that they talk to each other...
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