Past-Present-Future, a Collective Responsibility
A reader asks why I often write past-present-future as one word rather than separating past, present and future. The interconnection is so great that I see them as a whole; just as time is a continuum so all we say and do at any one time will like as not affect and reflect not only ourselves, but others too - one way or another, to a greater or lesser extent, but significantly all the same (whether we or they choose to acknowledge it or not) in any near or distant moment in time.
Any tears in the ozone layer will not mend themselves unless we all become more pollution conscious and stop arguing among ourselves long enough to take an honest look as how we are inflicting all but irretrievable damage to the planet.
In the rain, an acid rain, you’re there
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