I recently read a brilliant man who some people think is crazy, state that will break that circuit by the year 2050 both by reversing aging and lengthening lifespan. And, to relieve the fear of continued overpopulation, Arthur C. Clarke eloquently described how the human race could continue to grow in numbers exponentially outward into space.
"Will the circle, go unbroken, by and by, by and by…" (the hymn)
I think we are stuck on the infinity symbol, just one darn endless loop with no escape it seems. I prefer to hope yours is more of a possibility with at least some escape routes, but we continue to ignore any way out and prefer the same ole endless circle.
Dan
Alex: Beautiful. The smoothness of a seductive circle and the sharp angularity of escape routes. Not a word though, about the method of moving from one set of paths to another. Can you write a poem with that advice?
Charlie
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This idea of triangles is an interesting concept that I have never thought of before. Your poem today raises some interesting questions worth pondering. John
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Deborah
"Will the circle, go unbroken, by and by, by and by…" (the hymn)
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