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I think that the ability to remain objective is compromised by constant bombardment from various media.
--Never would of thought this 6 months ago.
Some time in October, I cast cable TV and internet from my house, disabled text messaging from my cell phone, turned off the voice mail feature, and frequently don't answer the house phone when it rings.
News is still readily available down here at the internet cafe...in reasonable chunks from sources I trust (like PS.com).
The events going on throughout the world are still clear, but the sensationalism is absent.
When the President was elected, it raised concern, but not a great deal of emotion.
The people who package the news and try to stir emotions are VERY good at what they do.
To anyone whom may be concerned, try unplugging a few things for a few months and see if doesn't affect perspective.
You won't be any less aware, just less harassed.
-GC's .02
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Waiting for the perfect moment is a fruitless endeavor.
Make a decision, and then make it the right one through your actions.
"Whoever watches the wind will not plant; whoever looks at the clouds will not reap." -Ecclesiastes 11:4 (NIV)
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