Sometimes I think we who yet are alive upon the face of the earth suffer a solid case of fear overload. The greatest encumbrance to life is the gnawing fear of death and therein lies STRESS.

We are constantly and consistently assaulted by our chemicals. Nearly every plastic product we own bleeds injurious particles.

We are bombarded by various types of radio waves. Chemical products lace our foods, whether natural or broadcast into soil or livestock feed.

For the Christians here: "Oh death, where is thy sting; oh grave, where is thy victory"

"It is given unto men once to die, and then comes the judgment."

We cannot escape these outcomes. We can live in distress of those things coming upon the collective of mankind, but it is an exercise in vanity.

Sometimes I think we who yet are alive upon the face of the earth suffer a solid case of fear overload. The greatest encumbrance is to life is the gnawing fear of death and therein lies STRESS.

We are constantly and consistently assaulted by our chemicals. Nearly every plastic product we own bleeds injurious particles.

We are bombarded by various types of radio waves. Chemical products lace our foods, whether natural or broadcast into soil or livestock feed.

For the Christians here: "Oh death, where is thy sting; oh grave, where is thy victory"

"It is given unto men once to die, and then comes the judgment."

We cannot escape these outcomes. We can live in distress of those things coming upon the collective of mankind, but it is an exercise in vanity.