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Here is a thought for you...

by Chris Gilbey at 05:27PM (EST) on November 4, 2007 | Permanent Link | Cosmos

Here is a thought:

Media and religion supply the white noise that interrupts our ability to think with clarity.

And now because of the incredible power of YouTube the option is ther to find material that will enable clarity. This has got to keep a lot of people in politics up at night trying to figure how to harness the power of YouTube.

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