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Mankind gradually going back to the 19th Century

A number of interesting things seem to be happening these days - just made these simple observations in the last one week

1) Americans are increasingly preferring to cycle to work because they cannot afford to drive, with the present GAS prices..!

2) Thai farmers are using bullocks for farming and letting their tractors rust. They are now using traditional cow dung instead of modern fertilizers. Well that explains that adaptation of old form cultivation..!!

3) Millions of Indians are now discovering the joy of reading and talk to friends in person since often there is no electricity to watch TV.Atleast with the present trend wat it seems like to me,will go on...

4) The U.S is rapidly becoming a socialist country and in the next ten years will have more government owned banks than India. Russia, Venezuela and many more countries and now making good progress towards state ownership of assets .... of course this is an interim step towards the move to an agriculture based society.

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