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| Half of the young adults age 18 to 24 in this country can’t locate New York State on a map of the United States. Only 37% can find Iraq on a map
of the Middle East. These are the kind of results obtained by a recent National Geographic poll. As disturbing as these results may be, the results themselves are not
the most alarming thing. What should alarm and concern everyone is that these people are allowed to vote and they and others like them help decide who our
governmental policy makers are. The results of a similar study conducted in 2002 were also remarkably bad, so this not something new. In fact these results
probably hold true for a tremendous number of people in our country. |
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| Approval has been a big topic in the news lately. The most common subject
associated with approval has been President Bush’s job approval rating. According to the latest
polls, which by the way use a sample size of roughly five ten-thousandths of a percent of the
U.S. population, the President’s job approval rating is only 31%. This of course is dramatically
important since it will be very difficult for him to win re-election if his approval ratings stay so
low. What’s that? Oh yeah, he can’t run for re-election anymore. Well, I’m sure the approval
rating is important somehow. After all, you can’t go more than a day without some news anchor
telling you about it. The President must be very concerned with his approval rating; otherwise it
wouldn’t be “news”, would it? |
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| So what’s with all the fuss over global warming these days? It seems like it has
become a major political issue of the past several years. The liberal politicians will tell you that it’
s the greatest problem to ever face humanity and the conservatives tell you that it doesn’t even
exist. Why has it even become such an issue? |
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| Do you ever wonder about the people who get abducted by aliens? I’m not talking about illegal Mexican farm workers. I’m talking about the type of
aliens that fly around in UFO’s and presumably come from some other planet. What exactly are they looking for? They don’t seem to be abducting a very large
cross-section of our culture. In fact, the abductions don’t seem to be happening in other countries either. So they can’t be doing any sort of cultural or biological
study of humanity. They’re being way too selective for that. The aliens have to be looking for something very specific, because they seem to keep abducting the
same types of people. |
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| Actress Darryl Hannah was arrested in a walnut tree last week. She was evidently protesting the planned development of a 14-acre plot of land in
Los Angeles. Local area residents have used the property in question as a garden for the past 10 to 15 years, but the property owner has decided to
sell it. The thought of someone actually selling their own personal property so incensed the freeloaders who were gardening on the plot that the owner had to obtain
a court order just to exercise his legal property rights. |
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| Once upon a time it took a lot to be a science professor. Long, long ago scientists were hard working lab rats and theorists who made great discoveries and helped to advance human kind. They earned our respect, they deserved our admiration, and they wer |
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