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Re: discussions about poverty, trans fats, and more
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Mon, 22 Dec 2003 09:53:14 -0500
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Bravo! David Mercer!
Health is not just an isolated "part" of human life. And Quality of Life is
not a consumer construct. I just finished reading Ishmael by Daniel Quinn
and at first thought it plodding and obvious, but by the end, I was starting
to question how we can change such a basic construct as "Mother Culture".
Anyone else have any ideas?

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