From the master of doom and gloom, James Howard Kunstler, comes this attempt to simultaneous amuse and depress:

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The Demon-Haunted World:
Science as a Candle
in the Dark,
by Carl Sagan
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The Doubter's Companion:
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Where We Are Right
The Meaning of the
Island of Doubt

By doubting we come to inquiry; and through inquiry we perceive truth.
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Posted on: December 21, 2007 8:45 AM, by James Hrynyshyn
From the master of doom and gloom, James Howard Kunstler, comes this attempt to simultaneous amuse and depress:

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Nor can they see their own sad destiny: to be machine-gunned on their way to the Grand Canyon in a Tucson convenience store by a meth-crazed unemployed sheet-rocker.
The picture was amusing! :~) I think this verbiage under it was the depressing part, right? LOL! Thanks for the post!
Dave Briggs :~)
Posted by: Dave Briggs | December 21, 2007 1:27 PM