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To: Canuck Dave who wrote (97665)	1/10/2013 9:40:15 PM
From: TobagoJack	Respond to of 218137

i believe, as posted enough times to maurice, that china shall save the world, given its own imperatives, that which drives innovation, be it in water, housing, transport, energy, food, medicine, pollution, and whatever else, and including government folks watching a motion film as a series of static pictures are perhaps wasting their precious time and so the world is actually far less exciting to me as a chinese than as a world being saved, for there are other parts of the genome being saved as well, and given positioning, maybe even better in governing, i suspect what by spin supposedly worked for ancient greece will not work and work out for modern (a/k/a complexed) mega jurisdictions especially as the ancient greeks were really 'guided' by the franchised 10% people really ought to study history that backward extends beyond a mere few hundred years, meaning a few dozens of decades, and realize that the future is even longer :0) especially when and if societies fall into a stupor, stagnate, rest on past works, and generally dissolve before our eyes if one can detect such based on the true understanding of what was, is and must be as you can probably tell, i am being naughty this day :0)