[quote=Arraya]We seem to have entered the “let them eat cake” period in history again.[/quote] Reminds me also of the end of the Roman empire…fiddling while it burns down around us.
[quote=Rustico][quote=Arraya]We seem to have entered the “let them eat cake” period in history again.[/quote]
I see it as a higher than usual tension in the traditional, endless game of picking of cake eaters and non-cake eaters.[/quote]
Well, why would cake eaters and non-cake eaters be picked out. Perhaps structural cake eating should be understood and extrapolated out as well as look at possible new technologies in baking to avoid the tension.
[quote=Rustico][quote=Arraya]We seem to have entered the “let them eat cake” period in history again.[/quote]
I see it as a higher than usual tension in the traditional, endless game of picking of cake eaters and non-cake eaters.[/quote]
Well, why would cake eaters and non-cake eaters be picked out. Perhaps structural cake eating should be understood and extrapolated out as well as look at possible new technologies in baking to avoid the tension.
[quote=Rustico][quote=Arraya]We seem to have entered the “let them eat cake” period in history again.[/quote]
I see it as a higher than usual tension in the traditional, endless game of picking of cake eaters and non-cake eaters.[/quote]
Well, why would cake eaters and non-cake eaters be picked out. Perhaps structural cake eating should be understood and extrapolated out as well as look at possible new technologies in baking to avoid the tension.
[quote=Rustico][quote=Arraya]We seem to have entered the “let them eat cake” period in history again.[/quote]
I see it as a higher than usual tension in the traditional, endless game of picking of cake eaters and non-cake eaters.[/quote]
Well, why would cake eaters and non-cake eaters be picked out. Perhaps structural cake eating should be understood and extrapolated out as well as look at possible new technologies in baking to avoid the tension.
[quote=Rustico][quote=Arraya]We seem to have entered the “let them eat cake” period in history again.[/quote]
I see it as a higher than usual tension in the traditional, endless game of picking of cake eaters and non-cake eaters.[/quote]
Well, why would cake eaters and non-cake eaters be picked out. Perhaps structural cake eating should be understood and extrapolated out as well as look at possible new technologies in baking to avoid the tension.
