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Without machines and technology, the task of mere survival is a terrible, mind-and-body-wrecking ordeal. In “nature,” the struggle for food, clothing and shelter consumes all of a man’s energy and spirit; it is a losing struggle — the winner is any flood, earthquake or swarm of locusts.
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Our Debt Has Chosen to Identify Itself as Good
I wonder what my bank would say if I asked them to have more patience with my ‘good’ debt? Seriously, what drugs are Scott Morrison and this Liberal government on? The Treasurer said it’s “wise” for governments to borrow when … Continue reading