Hi,
The rather quaint notion that you buy something once and never buy a
similar device for the rest of you life arose out of 19th century and
prior technology where things just plain didn't change fast enough to
warrant being replaced in one lifetime. That logic was obsolete in the
In eons past, ancient forests fell and were gathered together and covered by
waters and with silt by the waters. As the ages passed, the silt became
stone, the waters abated, and new vegetation covered a new land. Finally, in
this new age, we've drilled down into those ancient forests and now
Hi,
Romans, Mayans, Incas, Egyptians, [...]. The economies of those societies were
fueled by forceably stealing resources from neighboring peoples, enslaving
them, and forcing the majority to attend to every whim of the
minority.
Same thing applies here and now.
They operated at a
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