Friday, 11 March 2011

When 'it' happens, it won't be reported in the mass media

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Things begin in one specific place at one specific time - and spread-out from there - things don't happen simultaneously in many places all at once.

(If they seem to, then this is because all these things have a common cause: a cause in one particular place and time).

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When 'it' happens, whatever 'it' is - when things turn, or we cross a threshold - it won't be reported in the mass media.

Indeed (if the past is any guide to the future) we probably won't even know about it, until much later (if at all).

And we may not 'know'.

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(The birth of Jesus was not exactly front page news across the Roman Empire).

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Indeed, 'it' may already have happened - whatever it is.

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But the first to know will probably be those who are least orientated to the mass media, or official communications.

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