Posted on 08/20/2018 8:19:09 AM PDT by EdnaMode
Stevie Wonder visited the ailing star days before she died and said that at that point she was unable to speak.
“We have to celebrate her life and continue the legacy by letting people of all the various genres hear the music that influenced us all,” Wonder told CBS This Morning’.
Wonder drew a line between the increase of cancer and the ignorance of global warming. “I just feel that all these various diseases that we have and all that is happening in the world in part is because there are those who don’t believe in global warming, don’t believe that what we do affects the world,” he said. “Heat affects the world and affects us. I just hope that people will grow up out of the foolishness and know that we all, by how we think, how we view, how we treat others, we will never unlock the key until we truly let go of the hatred, the bigotry, the evilness, the selfishness. We do that and we can unlock some of those things that keep us in this place”.
(Excerpt) Read more at climatedepot.com ...
So sorry, shelterguy. God be with you all.
Before the mid-1900’s infections were the most common cause of death. Trauma was way up there too. The average life span was around 45 years which is actually how long our musculo-skeletal system was designed to last. So, if you figure the normal warranty period for the human body is 45 years every year of relative health beyond that is gravy. There appears to be more cancer because now we out-live our warranty period and our bodies start to break down and cancer happens. There are rare instances where people younger than 45 get cancer but that is not the norm. As Jim Morrison once sang, “No one here gets out alive.” Life is a sexually-transmitted condition that is inevitably fatal.
He “feels”...they use emotions for every decision, or opinion. Never logic, never reasoning, just emotions (and perhaps “victimhood”).
I’m glad the harmonica and keyboard gave him such unlimited “knowledge” on climate...it’s astounding.
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