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The Bible we both revere has a lot to say about the danger of unwise words... how much more important in an age of Youtube.
As it ages, how much more disruption could possibly be in store?
We need to be creating a society that is better, not a society of growth that says: 'How much more money can the rich make?'" Age 50.
My concern re: to ordering you books/pamplets is that with so much health information available in this information age just how much more am I to expect from the Harvard Heslth Edu.
By purchasing health insurance through the new exchanges, you won't have to worry about being penalized for pre-existing conditions and the insurers are limited in how much more they can charge based on age.
And Mr. Cornog makes a case for how much more sweeping such notions become in an age of news bites and compressed narratives: "One may simply add '-gate' to a convenient word and all political chicanery is leveled, whether it involves a fundamental perversion of the Constitution or a petty exercise of patronage power".
I don't think it's out of line to retroactively use the phrase "golden age" to describe how much more refreshing the game development scene is today compared to where it was.
Perhaps the time has come for us all to ask how much we really value democracy, and to start discussing how much more expressive and responsive it could be in this technological age.
At age 66, though, it's uncertain how much more time Warren wants to spend in the Senate.
How much more perverse, then, is middle-ageism since you're going to arrive at this age even sooner.
