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To: stockman_scott who wrote (80350)	5/23/2010 12:04:05 PM
From: coug	1 Recommendation Read Replies (2) of 89467

re: >>>""Of course we’re alarmed, but the present hysteria angers me. How many times must we be surprised by the latest catastrophe? Will only a Doomsday event motivate us? It is crystal clear to me that we need to stand back and look at our attitudes and make fundamental changes. Crisis management is no management at all. Crises are absolutely inevitable if we continue to ignore the FACT that nature is far more complex and unpredictable than we can imagine. We cannot change what has taken place but we must learn from it...""<< Yes, at the very LEAST we must use this moment to reflect on where we are headed.. To think about things and where, we as a people on this Planet, are going to wind up unless we change our ways.. A road (pun intended) map to a pretty bleak future... Take a movie like Avatar, it should make all people think a little even.. PS: This could be the doomsday event, he was talking about. :(

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