A Thought for the Day                 

Truly, knowledge and the deep processes of its rich acquisition should interest scrappy scribes and stalwart citizens who have any hopes of becoming anything other than radioactive dust or irradiated corpses, or some other variety of dead meat that the near future portends to deliver—how ironic then, itself such a safe, amicable, nonjudgmental term, that every single array of ruling culture’s countenance, without notable exception, stands so squarely against any such program that could assist people at the grassroots in their pursuit and attainment of a useful and comprehensive comprehension of how and why capital’s imprimatur has delivered the dynamic of ‘disruption’ and devolution that it has, a boom and bust cycle that all too soon will arrive where it’s headed, at the end of viable human life on Earth.

                    This Day in History                  

Two thousand one hundred fifty-seven years ago, a seventh Han Dynasty emperor, Liu Che or Emperor Wu, took command of his dynasty at age fifteen, to rule for over five decades and cement the establishment of one of the world’s premier empires, replete with the still practical ideology of Confucianism; thirteen hundred eighty-five years prior to the present pass, Muhammad delivered his final sermon on Mount Arafat, three months before his final breath; three hundred seventy-eight years thereafter, in 1009, the first documentation of the existence of Lithuania appeared, in the records of a monastery at Quedlinburg; MORE HERE

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