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Every age has its predilections and ours is skeptic. Ideas, theories, intentions, facts, nothing is beyond the shadow of our doubt. Perhaps this is a byproduct of capitalism, the effect of a world in which it is assumed that everyone is selling something. Perhaps the program of liberation implemented in the 1950’s, 60’s and 70’s worked too well; critical consciousnesses evolved to epistemological crisis. In an age where people doubt the moon landing and John F.Kennedy can be seen speaking to Tom Hanks in a film, who can blame people for their uncertainty?
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