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Raoul — 8/13/2001 4:38:31 PM (archived)

What seems to have been best preserved, were funeral monuments in stones. Ialways thought it strange that what was best kept for future generations mainly had something to do with death.
And today, we keep even fewer things intact.
There ia a build and destroy frenzy that is quite creative, but could be completely lost for future generations. (We live in the throwaway civilization).

Raoul

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Excellent article about environmentalist hysteria - Larry J - 8/9/2001 5:11:51 PM
- environmentalist hysteria - FrankC - 8/9/2001 5:55:43 PM
  - Useful environmentalist hysteria - Robert - 8/11/2001 8:26:32 AM
    - How useful is a destroyed sense of credability? - Larry J - 8/13/2001 1:32:11 PM
    - Re: Useful environmentalist hysteria - FrankC - 8/11/2001 6:53:24 PM
      - Re: Useful environmentalist hysteria - Robert - 8/12/2001 5:33:31 PM
  - You can catch 'em, but don't eat 'em - Mary Anne - 8/10/2001 4:43:24 PM
    - True but - FrankC - 8/10/2001 5:15:08 PM
      - Re: True but... only half the problem - E'telekeli - 8/12/2001 7:14:43 PM
        
        PCBs and old cities - Gary - 8/12/2001 10:18:14 AM
        
        old cities - Raoul - 8/13/2001 4:38:31 PM
        
        Re: Old stones & "planned" obsolescence - E'telekeli - 8/14/2001 3:38:55 PM
      - Re: Keeping it clean - Raoul - 8/11/2001 12:28:57 PM
- Facts are wasted on enviro-cause heads - ebnelson - 8/9/2001 2:54:43 PM

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