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Sunday, February 22, 2009
Article of Interest
"The human mind has been unintentionally designed to respond in perverse ways to large-scale suffering."
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I wonder how Noah felt after the deluge? I would be very interested in your summation of "The Poseidon Adventure" (1972)in a "I'm glad you asked" vein. Not enough can be said of the need to identify oneself as being human prior to any other labeling. Central to being human should be the utmost regard for all life. Inherent dangers exist when groups/ organizations have the means to determine whose life warrants preservation and whose life does not. If everyone listened to those in charge on "The Poseidon", no one would have survived..........Out of tragedy comes character. Happy belated 60th anniversary of the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights" Please don't down play Shelly Winters' performance. Thank you - A Non Ymous
Thanks for dropping by again! Shelly Winters...now there was a babe if ever I've seen one. Let us not forget Ernest Borgnine's wonderful performance -- an actor's actor if ever there was one!
2 comments:
I wonder how Noah felt after the deluge?
I would be very interested in your summation of "The Poseidon Adventure" (1972)in a "I'm glad you asked" vein.
Not enough can be said of the need to identify oneself as being human prior to any other labeling. Central to being human should be the utmost regard for all life. Inherent dangers exist when groups/ organizations have the means to determine whose life warrants preservation and whose life does not. If everyone listened to those in charge on "The Poseidon", no one would have survived..........Out of tragedy comes character.
Happy belated 60th anniversary of the "Universal Declaration of Human Rights"
Please don't down play Shelly Winters' performance.
Thank you - A Non Ymous
Thanks for dropping by again! Shelly Winters...now there was a babe if ever I've seen one. Let us not forget Ernest Borgnine's wonderful performance -- an actor's actor if ever there was one!
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