Re: When caveman Uhg invented fire

På Sun, 09 Apr 2006 20:07:23 +0200, skrev sevagK <kahlinor@xxxxxxxxx>:


There are enough resources and technology on this planet right now to
provide everyone with food, shelter, health and education, while still
allowing them plenty of spare time from work to do other things they
like (spend time with family, hobbies, work on inventions, etc). But
such will never be a reality in the system we are trapped in. The
ultimate goal of the current system is to have one master who ownes
everything, so society has found a certain 'equilibrium' in the
middle... at the cost of our humanity.

I am speachless. You're an honor to your kind Sevag. This is definitly the coolest post I read in quite some time.

Many thanks.

-sevag.k
www.geocities.com/kahlinor


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