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    When we gave in he explained the lesson; never submit to false answers that authorities are bound to distribute to support whatever motivations they have to lie.   Never believe authorities when you know you have the answer.   Never submit to lies and distortions when you yourself have a mind which can compute math tricks as well as political gimmicks, both constants in institutional operations.       

    This lesson is huge part of George Orwell's novels 1984 and Animal Farm.   The removal and replacement of whole vast segments of language is part of the backdrop of 1984.   In Animal Farm the written rules change and the powers that be state everything is unchanged.   In 1984 the state dictionary shrinks, events change or are removed altogether.   And the real world is full of such occurrences of removal and replacement of information, insertion of euphemisms or dysphemisms used to steer not only people's decision making, but the very subjects considered as well.

    Sometimes this mixed up mathematics, irregular logic or ill rhetoric might be due to lacking information while other times such presentations might be due to some web of agendas.   It is thus very difficult to understand if people are either total idiots or entangled elitists.   Do they ignore the facts because of mental numbness?   Or do they relate ignorance in order to fulfill or maintain some element of some agenda?   Are Ann Coulter, Rush Limbaugh and similar wads (insert name of equivalent leftwing kook here, I lost track) so numb they do not know the difference between radioactive particulate and sunshine?   Or are the people who state nuclear power is safe and release of toxic elements is not a cancer curse holding onto agendas of the status quo to benefit themselves and their ties?

    The best mathematical lesson I ever learned taught me to question the deductions and answers of authorities and those posing as authoritative.   Anyone who equates radiating sunlight or radioactive granite to the certain doom the workers at Fukushima face and the total ruin of land and locals around the site ought to have a pie smothered in their face and the rug pulled out from under their feet.   Such sentiment is much worse than any joke by any comedian about the situation.   Anyone who states the nuclear disaster in Japan is reasoning for anything other than removal of nuclear power should move to Fukushima or invite nuclear power facility to their hometown.  

    Are they idiots or elitists?   Either way they are numbwads who should be ignored for they are either so dumb as not be able to add 2 plus 2 or so entrenched in agendas that they will ignore the answer to 2 plus 2.    

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Ethan was raised in Maine, Manhattan, and Mendocino, California. Ethan has traveled the world and has been employed as a Private Detective, a dishwasher, a valet, a snowboard instructor and always a poet. Ethan Indigo Smith (more...)
 

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