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Astrology, Spirituality & Alternative Healing

Saokymo

(273 posts)

7. This! So very much this.

Reply to MorningGlow (Reply #6)

Sun Jan 22, 2012, 09:45 AM

Jan 2012

In an age of information, ignorance is a sin, and an easily corrected one at that. To be so proud of such willful ignorance is appalling and insulting to those of us who go to such great lengths to not be stupid.

I think we're getting ready to grow past this as a species, but there will always be pockets of it left. The area I'm currently in is especially bad in that regard. -.-

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Check out James Carville's memo to the GOP Sienna86 Jan 2012 #5

Oh, that's funny! icymist Jan 2012 #11

It's the glorification of ignorance that gets me MorningGlow Jan 2012 #6

This! So very much this. Saokymo Jan 2012 #7

"In an age of information, ignorance is a sin." The Blue Flower Jan 2012 #8

What all three of you said. :) n/t OneGrassRoot Jan 2012 #9

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