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"In All Seriousness" Podcast #4, Feb. 2018 | Blockchain
“You have the EPA in the United States and the Trump administration—they see everything related to the ecology of our world as infringing upon economic growth. So you can’t possibly care about climate change, because if you did, you’d have to restrict what you’re doing in production, you’d have to actually make adjustments that would be unprofitable, and they refuse to do that because all they see is economic growth.”
In the first of our new series, The Upside, we look at how the country went from famine to topping nearly every global social ranking
“Talkoo means ‘working together, collectively, for a specific good’, she says. ‘Getting the harvest in, stocking wood, raising money. It’s about cooperating. Everyone together, equally.’”
No form of art goes beyond ordinary consciousness as film does, straight to our emotions, deep into the twilight realm of the soul.
Ingmar Bergman
Casual reminder that to this day, literally NOBODY has really been far even as decided to use even go want to do look more like.
WHY AREN’T WE TALKIN BOUT THISS???
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For of all sad words of tongue and pen, the saddest are these: 'It might have been!'
John Greenleaf Whittier
The screams of wimminfolk, the stench of blood, the snarls of beasts … none of em’s too uncommon now.
"How could we possibly envision a world that is ecologically sustainable, and develops peaceful coexistence . . . when the economic structure rewards the exact opposite?”
NEW YORK—Noting that the cost of the pharmaceutical drug places it out of reach for most of the U.S. populace, industry analysts confirmed Friday that the life-saving cancer medication Rizolafan remains far more accessible to a laboratory rat than to the vast majority of Americans. “While this drug has shown considerable efficacy in counteracting tumor growth, U.S. citizens who are currently suffering from advanced pancreatic or colorectal cancer are far less likely to obtain a desperately needed dose than any number of albino rodents locked in cages in a biotech firm’s animal lab,” said Mount Sinai chief of medicine Dr. Martin Aberg, who stated that the average rat infected with the terminal illness could expect to receive as much of the medication as needed, while the thousands of people suffering from the same disease who live in the wealthiest country in the world likely would not. “Whereas most cancer-stricken Americans face insurmountable barriers to receiving this drug, ranging from insufficient insurance coverage to unaffordable out-of-pocket costs, and despite the fact that such a treatment could ease their suffering and significantly extend their lives, it is nevertheless consistently and freely available to hundreds of rats, which do not have to contend with any such obstacles.” Analysts also confirmed that the average rodent was provided with more personalized and attentive care than nearly 98 percent of patients in American hospitals.
This is why Plato in a very fine comparison declares that wise men are right in keeping clear of public business. They see the people swarming through the streets and getting soaked with rain, and they cannot persuade them to go indoors and get out of the wet. They know if they go out themselves, they can do no good but only get drenched with the rest. So they stay indoors and are content to keep at least themselves dry, since they cannot remedy the folly of others.
Thomas More, Utopia (1516)
