Re: Re. Remo and Thompson/Power Begets Power

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John Eaton <jeaton@amc1500.atlm.peachnet.edu> wrote:
>
> Just a followup to Jim's post--
>
> It has regularly been the province of the established power structures
> to maintain that power, whether it be social, political, economic,
> scientific, artistic, etc.
>
> I remember when our science teachers told us the "water on Mars"
> scenario was just science fiction. Well, who would know an old Martian
> rock would tell a different tale. Lots of evidence emerging. And
> liquid water on Europa? "All these worlds are yours, except Europa,"
> David Bowman might remind us.
>
> We scratch at the surface of the great mystery. Let's keep an open and
> inquisitive mind, shall we?

But not so open that our brains fall out...

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