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To: dvdw© who wrote (45776)	11/20/2010 5:10:46 AM
From: elmatador	Respond to of 217825

Urbanization killed Man. Man moved to cities. From there on it was only down hill. They became more educated. Less civil. More pliable. Lazier. Easier to be brain washed. There will be a Renaissance. Man, the original type, will prevail. But looks like he is in need for a reset, a la TJ. I am positive that countries who have urbanized but derives a lot of its GDP from the ground: The mines, the land, who tend animals... I think those countries still have the original man on themselves. As for the plastic organized, mainly-high tech men those are the first to succumb. Countries artificially brought in to the modern: Portugal, Greece, Ireland, Spain fails first. They still have that leg on their pastoral past. It was impossible for them to move totally into the plastic Brave New World that other moved so easily.