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How does one mourn the death of the world? In pieces, because it is too much to bear in one big bite. Anyway, it is the way the world will die, in pieces. A piece here, and a piece there, and we won't realize what is happening until it is too late. Not many people know that, because of the folly of man, oxygen is being depleted from the oceans, and that the oceans are dying. Once they are gone, the rest of the world will follow within a hundred years, another piece at a time, until it is barren and devoid of life. In another million years or so, life will again form on this planet. Once dinosaurs ruled. Then did man. What will be next? I think cockroaches. Who knows? They might be the next species to land on the moon, say fifty or a hundred million years from now. One small step for a roach, a giant leap for insects. Then it will be their turn to destroy the planet.
OK, that's out of the way. Let's all put on a Justin Bieber CD and party, and not think about it. Let's just not think. We happen to be damn good at that.
OK, that's out of the way. Let's all put on a Justin Bieber CD and party, and not think about it. Let's just not think. We happen to be damn good at that.
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