Re: Reloaded for Jim

"The land itself will fight"? What do you mean?

I don't really "stand" anywhere -- I don't see an issue at hand in this
particular part of our discussion. On this level it seems a matter of correct
or incorrect factual description. My wife has tried to grow a garden in our
backyard two years in a row now. Last year a moron cutting our yard for us
mowed over the garden while it was still very small. This year we have yet to
see very much come up yet.

Thank God for grocery stores :).

Jim

Yocum Daniel GS 21 CES/CEOE wrote:

> In that day that any heading to the hills is required, I have hope that the
> land itself will fight. But in all of this I did not know where you stand
> but now I know. The only question that is left is who is the heads and who
> the tail on this coin? The trunk reaches up to the sky with its foilage to
> gather energy and it reaches down to the soil to be anchored with its roots,
> but the foilage also breathes and the roots drink and eat, is our forest
> inverted or right side up? I guess it is the sun that decides for a tree
> since the sprout must have a source of energy. Any other way is still born.
> I think if you asked my wife she would say that I am the tail, who am I to
> argue with that. So that would make you the head. Thanks for relaying the
> view down.
>
> Daniel
>
> Oh, yeah -- there are some people that can survive on their own just
> fine. But there are many many millions in the US that live in large
> cities. It's very unlikely that most people there could grow enough of
> their own food successfully to live without a grocery store. Especially
>
> if the stores closed, say, tomorrow. We could shut all this down, but
> then what would our lives look like? Remember the Architect said that
> the computer intelligence behind the matrix was "willing to accept a
> certain level of survival" if all the human beings providing its power
> died. That's what we would have to do, too.
>
> Jim
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