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(1994) ‼️ALEX COLLIER ‼️

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Humanitarian Life Lessons of Moss ~Oldest Living Fossils ~ 380 Members ~ 470 Million Years Old ~ Pre-Dates the Dinosaurs on Earth ~ 230 Million Years Ago ~ All Moss C0-Exhist

Before there were human beings on the Earth, there was Moss, which are living fossils in a large genus of three hundred, eighty members, without leaves or flowers. Moss are the oldest plants in the world with the plant’s ancestors living four hundred seventy million years ago.[1] Moss even pre-dates the dinosaurs on Earth, which lived two hundred thirty million years ago. In all the winters since…

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Zerodent — Human Races (Geneva Lake/Pinkhouse)

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When you hear the term “pandemic” album, you might automatically flash on a sad, lonely kind of experience, something solitary and acoustic and, after all’s said and done, better than nothing, but maybe not by much.  You don’t think about furious, full-band onslaughts like Zerodent’s Human Races, but hey, punk bands went through the ringer, too.  These Perth-based pogo-bangers were just off a European tour when the world shut down. For months they were unable to tour, play out or even get together to jam. 

Zerodent has been a Dusted favorite since mid-2017, when a chance purchase on Bandcamp prompted me to write, “The temptation is to compare them to blunt and basic outfits like Eddy Current Suppression Ring, [but] the punch and hook of these three cuts links them back to angry, funny, tuneful British punk like the Buzzcocks and Half Man Half Biscuit.”  That all still applies, but when the lockdown forced the band’s four members to work separately on songs, they diverged from the template in interesting ways. 

Thus while Human Races again offers Class of 78-style bombers like “Panic Bolt”— all mobile, buoyant bass play, a Clash-like clangor of guitars, and blustery chants that edge off into anthemry—it also dips into more pensive moods.  “Perfect Thriller,” for instance, has a morose, contemplative aura.  The vocals are plainly sung, not ranted, and the guitars execute elegant, elegiac gestures, rather than scrubbed and angsty strums.  A caffeinated “Boredom Antidote,” rails and rages like an old punk in the mosh pit, but it’s followed by a more lyrical and weathered “Human Races,” which sighs more than it hollers over the sorry state of things.  The closing “Feeling Alright Again” celebrates getting to the other side of a difficult period with a triumphant chorus but kind of a wistful, introspective verse.  Zerodent has come through the last few years in fine form, but like many of us, they’re not the same as they were before.    

Jennifer Kelly

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SICILY, ITALY, AND THE WORLD

SICILY, ITALY, AND THE WORLD

If someone asked me today, “Since you were born in Sicily, do you feel more Italian or more Sicilian?” I would reply, “My country is the world. My hometown is the place where I am at the moment. In other words, if I am in New York, my hometown is New York, if I am in Moscow, my hometown is Moscow, if I am in Addis Ababa, my hometown is Addis Ababa, if I am in Seoul my hometown is Seoul, and so…

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United human colors

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Image Credit – Wikipedia - G. Mützel [Public domain]

 There are small variations to human appearance that only humans can pick. There are skin colour differences, hair colour, height weight and variations of size and shape of various body parts.

 But all these small differences really can only be determined by humans only. Other species would see as a human and not really pick up on the small differences. These small differences do play an important role in human interaction. Humans can pick up information from appearances. If the appearance of another human is aesthetically pleasing a person is more likely to interact. This is especially true when viewing the opposite gender. Also, certain features in an appearance may cause fear and avoidance.

 Even though we are one species, appearance wise there are distinct features in humans that can be associates from particular origins on earth. These distinct appearances can be categorised into groups or races.

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Even Darwin did not believe that human races existed

Charles Darwin's ideas were too far ahead of his time. Even for himself. After all, Darwin only intuited, perhaps with a mixture of audacity and chance.