A No Cell Phone Campaign. Arthur Firstenberg,
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From Saving Our Heritage to Saving the Planet
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A Journey Through the Duat
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Space Weather and the Fossil Fuel Fallacy
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The Giza Star Clock and the Transition of the Ages
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Thank you for posting this Ian some very useful information and brings awareness to this subject.
Hi Weaver. I did think of making the Title “Some Chance”. It is good information, which no-one cares about. Perhaps a few of us care, but young folks, particularly girls, that might be just my impression though, would be lost without their phone. My grandson, “at secondary school”, has a bedroom more like a NASA control centre with screens, headphones with microphones on, and gaming consoles.
It would be difficult to explain my full feelings without swearing profusely. He even speaks a different language. We used to go up to the local wood and build dens. He builds shelters in the forest, or built a shelter. I think he went once but was allergic to outside.
I wish there was another planet to live on, and get away from all the madness.
I then think of my Granny, I only had one living Granny, she was great with me. She was poor and had had a very hard life. I took it all for granted. I now feel guilty, and wonder what she though of all my hair brained ideas.