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Right. We're treating them like zoo animals. What kind of existence is that?
by quotemstr 8y ago
Right. We're treating them like zoo animals. What kind of existence is that?
- bellerose 8y agoIt's an existence with no meaning like any other. I'm upset by the whole thing for the reason of how some people think isolation is appropriate in allowing this situation to even occur. It's maddening to think a more advanced civilization in space could be observing us in similar fashion as these people with their kids and who have no idea what's going on in the rest of the world. Ugh.. seems so cruel.
- quotemstr 8y agoAnd groups like the Amish show that it's possible to uphold traditional ways of life even when exposed to modernity. The Amish let their teenagers live in the outside world for a few years and decide for themselves whether they want to return to the community or become generic Americans. The strategy seems to work: the Amish are growing tremendously.