Every Day There Is

Important Information. Every day there is an apocalypse. Man has learned how to harness cold to keep us safe from the apocalypse, yet every day there is an apocalypse. This video gives you important information about things you should know about-- things like how cold keeps you from the apocalypse.

The cold happens at home, where you work, with your family, in the former USSR, and here in the United States. The cold happens everywhere, and so do bacteria. Bacteria easily multiply outside of the kind influence of the cold. How does cold do it? The cold makes molecules move slower. It stops time and makes bacterial reproduction screech to a halt. One thing cold doesn't do however, is un-poisonify things. Once something, like a food or air is poisoned, cold can't make it un-poisoned. Once poisoned always poisoned. Once something is gone it can't come back.

The cold war was a close call- we almost did not come back from that one-- yet it was the cold of the cold war that proved to be a safety blanket. The coldness of the cold war kept us from bumping into each other. The lack of hot action- intensive fighting and violence- saved us from many apocalypses. Time did not stop, but the hotness of the war cooled until it dissolved. Now the former biological weapons lab that weaponized smallpox is used to help fight AIDS.

Where in the world can you help fight apocalypse? You can harness cold properties properly in your home, at your school, at the picnic, at the office, in the lab, on the airplane... anywhere. You can harness cold properly- and there are many institutions around that exist to help out. Safety is elusive and key. It is an elusive and slippery key. It may seem that it is easy to control things-- but conflicts complicate things. Conflicts complicate the control we exercise over nature. Conflicts between man and nature, and conflicts between man and man show that no apocalypse can be truly avoided-- it can only be postponed.

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