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1995
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I have a foreboding of an America in my children’s or my grandchildren’s time—when the United States is a service and information economy; when nearly all the key manufacturing industries have slipped away to other countries; when awesome technological powers are in the hands of a very few, and no one representing the public interest […]
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Google it.
Check Snopes.
Look in an encyclopedia.
Ask a librarian.
Ask an expert in that field. […]
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El Mago de Oz sigue ahí mismo,
repartiendo medallas al valor,
relojes con marcapasos
y diplomas a la ignorancia…
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There is a cult of ignorance
in the United States,
and there always has been. […]
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This combustible mixture
of ignorance and power
sooner or later
is gonna blow up in our faces. […]
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Tin Man and Lion
And Scarecrow’s brain?
Wizard
Why, anybody can have a brain.
That’s a very mediocre commodity. […]
Cuando se les pregunta si es peor
la ignorancia o la indiferencia,
muchos ciudadanos
responden sin dudarlo un segundo:
“Ni lo sé, ni me importa”.
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Wizard of Oz:
Why, anybody can have a brain.
That’s a very mediocre commodity.
Every pusillanimous creature
that crawls on the Earth or
slinks through slimy seas
has a brain. […]
No quieras saberlo todo,
no sea que te vuelvas
ignorante de todo.
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Does it look like I care?
Because I couldn’t care less.
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Me dicen que
«Cabe desear que se vaya cultivando la sociedad…» […]
