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August 22, 2002
Thursday Samizdata slogan of the day
Samizdata Illuminatus (Arkham, Massachusetts) Slogans/quotations
Human society is probably "sustainable" only in a very low-tech mode, or a very high-tech mode. Anything in between is necessarily transitional, in one direction or the other. We must either move forward, or die in large numbers, and face miserable stagnation afterward. Personally, I'm against the latter.  Comments
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