Friday, November 09, 2012
Dying. We all do it.
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The problem, it seems to me, is that many and various 'parts' of various 'organs' resort to 'pooling' blood for various 'emergencies,' thereby reducing available blood. Indeed, in modern America, the vast majority of us must deal with the powerful 'One Percent' which controls 99 percent of National Blood Flow! That 1 percent maintains a 'local reservoir' sufficient to insure their continued existence even in the face of a 99 percent national death. But their continued existential life has significant limits based on the death of their 'world.'
When your world dies, you die too. Unfortunately.
The problem, it seems to me, is that many and various 'parts' of various 'organs' resort to 'pooling' blood for various 'emergencies,' thereby reducing available blood. Indeed, in modern America, the vast majority of us must deal with the powerful 'One Percent' which controls 99 percent of National Blood Flow! That 1 percent maintains a 'local reservoir' sufficient to insure their continued existence even in the face of a 99 percent national death. But their continued existential life has significant limits based on the death of their 'world.'
When your world dies, you die too. Unfortunately.
