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Uncle Joe

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5. I agree Bayard, but it does reflect how even the slightest variations of what humanity has evolved with

Reply to Bayard (Reply #4)

Mon Jul 15, 2024, 05:56 PM

Jul 2024

can have dramatic consequences on our illusory societal cocoons.

Depending on how severe these aforementioned disruptions become.

The "canaries in the coal mine," that even those living in ivory towers may not be able to ignore.

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