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I think things have improved with the increase in knowledge
not so much money. 2000 years ago we ate better (NO
processed food and sugars) and we kept fit far better than
today. Now if we kept eating and excersising like we did back in
the day..had little or no pollution and as a BONUS had our
knowledge like medicine.. and health care we'b be a SUPER
people. No putting animal dung on open wounds and being
able to set a brocken bone with pins if necessary. Operations
such as removing and inflamed apendix and such. Also because
of our eating and excersising habits we would in general be far
more healthy....that plus little or no pollution.

Pagan jim
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Our society is becoming more primitive!  NonZealot | 02/01/05
Funny, I've been saying that for years  voska | 02/01/05
Actually by law...  ShadeTree | 02/01/05
Sure will  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
No items were bartered  voska | 02/01/05
Good point!  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
What's wrong with the barter system?  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
In small doses, nothing  NonZealot | 02/01/05
No more inefficient  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
Not really accurate  NonZealot | 02/01/05
but in todays society,  linuxoverwindows | 02/01/05
Danger, Will Robinson. Danger!  The King's Servant | 02/01/05
re: danger will robinson  linuxoverwindows | 02/01/05
re: danger will robinson : LinuxoverWindows  The King's Servant | 02/01/05
Bartering is good in this case  voska | 02/01/05
whats wrong  osreinstall | 02/03/05
Primitive or sensible?  Laff | 02/01/05
You make it sound like the barter system would fix all that.  NonZealot | 02/01/05
I think things have improved with the increase in knowledge  Laff | 02/01/05
Laff has a very good point but don't build a time-machine yet.  The King's Servant | 02/01/05
Which is why it's  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
What does...  ShadeTree | 02/01/05
To my reading of history....a great many EVIL's have  Laff | 02/01/05
And here I thought....  ShadeTree | 02/01/05
VERY good Shade...you hit the mark straight on!  Laff | 02/01/05
Simple  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
Simple  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
Simple  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
Sorry about the multiple posts...  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05
The WinXP box wink  The King's Servant | 02/01/05
3rd World Nation are not always developing nations  voska | 02/01/05
Growing up that is similar to what I thought.  The King's Servant | 02/03/05
Of course the IRS taxes barter.  Anton Philidor | 02/01/05
Justice?  Linux User 147560 | 02/01/05

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