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I really like this. Like others said it's very well writen, but don't forget one thing: Violence, assaults and a lot of other bad things always existed in the world but our great grandfathers (for example) or people who lived before them didn't have many ways to know what was happening around the world. The tecnology was still in progress and there were newspapers and radio, but they didn't write involving the news from diferent countries. Today, we have TV, computer, newspapers, radio... And we know what's hapenning, which can shock us... Although, it's certain that in these last years violence had increased a lot which concers or SHOULD concern the humanity.

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Once again, I have to thank you guys, who are always reading the essays, updated in stories I write.

 

You guys are awesome :)

 

That's what makes me want to write more and more!!

 

 

Thanks, again!

:P

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Once again, I have to thank you guys, who are always reading the essays, updated in stories I write.

 

You guys are awesome :)

 

That's what makes me want to write more and more!!

 

 

Thanks, again!

:P

 

You are awesome!

 

Because you are the one who write the stories, you should be proud for yourself :D

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Wow. You sure put alot of thought in it. :]

 

Thank you :) If you have time, you should read the other essays I wrote too.

You can find it here, in the Writing Section :]

 

[also, 1200th post :D]

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This reminded me of:

 

"From what little I know of prehistory, man roamed the Earth for hundreds of thousands of years in small tribes -- probably no more than two hundred people per group. During this time all wisdom was passed along according to the oral tradition. Everything you needed to know in order to succeed as a human being was told and/or shown to you, whether it be how to find a girl, find a guy, have sex, have a baby, find food, raise children, deal with family, argue with neighbors, care for the sick, elderly and dead, fight, work, sing, dance, play and get really loaded in order to hookup with the universe. (Side note: I've always loved the term "prehistory," which arrogantly implies that prior to the emergence of our culture, nothing happened.) Anyway, this state of affairs lasted for a long, long time. It was relatively stable. Peace on Earth, if you will. Then, with the advent of large-scale agriculture and the need for ever larger swathes of land to accommodate it, the tribal system collapsed and people began to live huddled together in towns, villages and cities. In short order, the priceless wisdom that taught us who we were and how we could live a happy life was forever lost to mankind. Which brings us to today. I don't believe that we became a neurotic and self-destructive species because we're born in sin, or otherwise flawed. I believe our fall from grace was simply a forgetting."

 

Edit: quotation

Edited by Indecypher

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