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lutherj Donating Member (788 posts) Send PM | Profile | Ignore Sat Dec-27-08 05:45 PM
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36. I've wondered occasionally if the current population density isn't partially
responsible for the underlying anxiety that pervades society. One in four Americans are on anti-depressants, and I can't help feeling that the social contract is breaking down. People feel that they have to fight tooth and nail with everyone around them to get what they need. It's the too-many-rats-in-a-cage syndrome.
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