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Biologically Constituted Realities, Part Two: Our Reality Is Species Determined: Relativity of Science

Posted on November 17, 2012 by sillymickel

We Can’t Know What We Can’t Know but We Cannot Unknow What We Are: Our Reality Is Species Determined and the Relativity of Science Summary: What I’m saying in this part is that basically our sciences have shown they can not … Continue reading →

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Better Off Than Fifty Years Ago? Foolin’ the People About America and The Rise of Obvious “Truths” … It’s About Creeping Corporate Insertion Into Every Aspect of Your Life.

Posted on August 13, 2012 by sillymickel

Peaking in the Sixties, Starving for Prosperity, The Compassion Gap, Starving the “Beast,” Humbug for the Poor, Democratizing the Hate … Your Money or Your Life Culture War, Class War, Chapter Fourteen: Better Off Than Fifty Years Ago? Peaking in … Continue reading →

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Starving for Prosperity: Foolin’ the People About America … Better Off Than Fifty Years Ago? Part 2

Posted on May 25, 2012 by sillymickel

Better Off Than Fifty Years Ago? Part Two: Starving for Prosperity Foolin’ the People About America Obvious “Truths” There is an abundance of food in America There is a huge problem with obesity in America because folks actually have too … Continue reading →

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Hunger Games: Prenatal Oxygen Hunger and Its Political Imprints – Greed, Oppression, Sycophancy, Class War, Revolution: 21st Century and Its Discontents, Part 17

Posted on May 21, 2012 by sillymickel

Kaleidoscope of Postmodern Life, Part Seventeen: Fetal Malnutrition and Politics: Prenatal Roots of Greed, Sycophancy, Class War, and Revolution Prenatal Roots of War In a previous section I mentioned how our human tendency to warring has its roots in the … Continue reading →

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People Are Already Dying Because of Oxygen Deprivation … Global Oxygen Loss Has Dire Significance Physically AND Psychologically: 21st Century and Its Discontents, Part 9

Posted on April 29, 2012 by sillymickel

Kaleidoscope of Postmodern Life, Part Nine: Reductions in Global Oxygen, While Calculated as Small, Are Already Taking a Toll in Deaths and Physical and Mental Suffering In the previous section I discussed the worldwide increases of carbon dioxide and … Continue reading →

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Oxygen Hunger, the Greenhouse Effect, and Fetal Malnutrition … The Latent Worldwide Oxygen Panic We Don’t Want to Notice: 21st Century and Its Discontents, Part 8

Posted on April 26, 2012 by sillymickel

Kaleidoscope of Postmodern Life, Part Eight: Prenatal Imprints for Air Pollution and the Greenhouse Effect … Fetal Malnutrition, Oxygen Starvation, and the Global Environment Let us now turn to how we bring this prenatal oxygen struggle, termed fetal … Continue reading →

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My story. Why I support OccupyWallStreet #globalrevolution #OccupyEarth

Posted on October 7, 2011 by sillymickel

Someone on Facebook today was pontificating to me that there are jobs for people in America, if they are really willing to work. This was my answer; this is my story (well, part of it): XX says there’s plenty of … Continue reading →