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1 " And so we see people who are spiritually disconnected, living in boxes and driving in boxes, perhaps once a year going "out to nature" to get a small touch of what was once the daily experience of humans. These people seek escape. They sit in urban and suburban homes and feel miserable, not knowing why, experiencing anxiety and fear and pain that cannot be softened by drugs or TV or therapy because they are afflicted with a sickness of the soul, not of the mind. "
― Thom Hartmann , The Last Hours of Ancient Sunlight: The Fate of the World and What We Can Do Before It's Too Late
2 " grows near exponentially. "