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I have another example, shown in Picture 4. I copied it from the graduation diploma that Catherine, the older of my two daughters, received when she graduated from Kindergarten. I hasten to assure you that it wasn't my idea to put her into Kindergarten. That was one of her mother's lunatic notions. Anyway, the picture looks a lot like the Statue of Liberty. It seems that nobody noticed the error in the picture. It went right onto the diplomas and they were distributed at the ceremony. I don't recall anybody remarking on the error. Later, when I asked people to tell me what was wrong with it, most people couldn't do it. Take a look yourself. See if you can find the error. This kind of thing is important because it reveals that people look without seeing. They look at pictures of a so-called crash site at the Pentagon and they don't wonder why there isn't any wreckage. They look at a picture of an army tank pushing its cannon through the wall of a building and they believe that the Branch Davidians in the building started the fire. They believe that six big men struggled with all of their strength to raise a little flag on a stick at Iwo Jima. It would be a good thing if we could all learn to see for ourselves instead of thoughtlessly believing whatever we're shown by someone whose job it is to deceive us. For PayPal payments, use Frontiersman@manlymail.net.
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Acknowledgments My thanks to the following: SantaClara Bob; Lady Jan the Voluptuous; my mother; Dewey and Betty; and Eric, of Ione, California. editor
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