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In medieval royal courts, folly was a serious job. If others in a court must yield to the Way Things Have Always Been, a Fool’s mandate is to breach Normal.

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One of the temptations of this era is to minimize what’s happening. Zoning out is another.

The geese know what time it is. Do we?

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Whatever’s on your heart this week, whatever’s on that short list of things you want your legislators to hear from you, call them and talk to their staff.