Pearl Harbor was sixty years ago, before we had TV and computers to keep us totally informed. When half the U.S. Navy was destroyed by Japanese bombs, at least we knew who did it and where they lived, and that news was spread all over the world in a matter of minutes, with every eyewitness accounts and photos of burning battleships. What has gone wrong with our communication system since then? Why are we more ignorant and less informed today then we were in 1941? That is an eerie question, eh?
Hunter S. Thompson (via themundaneworld)
The Life and Times of Hunter S. Thompson
"It never got weird enough for me."
— HST
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