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I came to a realization years ago that everyone has the right to be who they are, and that everyone has a story.
I was at a social function attended by a couple who were reporters from a local newscaster, and several distinguished seniors. Most gatherings are small talk and personal chat, but this turned out to be a riveting interview. Views on affairs varied, but the venue and the participants were courteous and respectful.
Often, we fail to recognize where our battles are best fought, and where our efforts are best placed.
In my aging years, I have become active in local politics. In my earlier years I complained and theorized with everyone else, until I realized that few were taking action, and unless I did, my concerns would be mute.
So, back to the topic of the thread;
Man has altered many of natures processes to his advantage. Has he altered normal climate change, and if so, do the implications justify actions. Is man afraid of change. We know that change is a force of nature that has brought us the wonders we enjoy. Stagnation may be a much bigger poison than change.
I was at a social function attended by a couple who were reporters from a local newscaster, and several distinguished seniors. Most gatherings are small talk and personal chat, but this turned out to be a riveting interview. Views on affairs varied, but the venue and the participants were courteous and respectful.
Often, we fail to recognize where our battles are best fought, and where our efforts are best placed.
In my aging years, I have become active in local politics. In my earlier years I complained and theorized with everyone else, until I realized that few were taking action, and unless I did, my concerns would be mute.
So, back to the topic of the thread;
Man has altered many of natures processes to his advantage. Has he altered normal climate change, and if so, do the implications justify actions. Is man afraid of change. We know that change is a force of nature that has brought us the wonders we enjoy. Stagnation may be a much bigger poison than change.