From: x@x.org   
      
   On 11/13/24 16:19, Jim Pennino wrote:   
   > In sci.physics x  wrote:   
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   >> Millions of people died during World War II because   
   >> armies accepted commands from people called 'presidents',   
   >> 'kings' or 'prime ministers'.   
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   >> Millions of people would have lived if the people of the   
   >> world recognized that they were all monster kings who   
   >> shouted 'kill, kill, kill' in microphones all day, and   
   >> they were actually all clones of each other.   
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   >> They did not recognize this because they were controlled   
   >> by machines called 'radios'.   
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   > Yeah, radio was highly influential in WWI...   
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   True ideas or good habits?   
      
   'MAD' is an abbreviation for 'the people   
   of the world are insane'?   
      
   For WWII it was not TV, there was only   
   a little bit of that before then.   
      
   I guess 'fiction' often means 'not true'   
   regardless of if it might be thought of   
   as entertaining or not entertaining.   
      
   I guess books, magazines, and newspapers   
   can transmit false and destructive information   
   just like everything else.  Yes the radio was   
   not in widespread use during WWI.   
      
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