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appalachiablue

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4. Great post, we can't continue on this greed and worship of money path.

Reply to mike_c (Reply #3)

Tue Dec 17, 2024, 01:50 PM

Dec 17

Humans need science and the humanities even more now to endure the challenging times ahead.

Thanks for the thoughtful reply, from one human to another.

In recent years I've grown to appreciate much more what my parents, an art student, and an engineer and nature lover gave us.

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Wonderful post, you covered it all. Civilization is in danger, with many challenges appalachiablue Dec 17 #2

I'm a scientist. mike_c Dec 17 #3

Great post, we can't continue on this greed and worship of money path. appalachiablue Dec 17 #4

Late in life, I went back to school to get a Masters in Liberal Studies and it was one of the highest points in my life. CTyankee Dec 18 #5

What a great experience, good for you. Thanks for sharing your story. appalachiablue Dec 18 #6

It hasn't helped me combat loneliness Blue_Tires Dec 19 #7