Thirty Years to Life on Earth

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AuthorHouse, Aug 26, 2005 - Poetry - 112 pages

Danhoff writes in a unique style combining prose, poetry and physics. The book is an experiment. He attempts to challenge mans complacency through social-political commentary and word play; free mind play. He succeeds in communicating his theme: intelligence, courage and morality. This is not an essay book to read. His thoughts merit consideration especially the more controversial ideas. Danhoff intended to build the basic foundation on the bedrock of prose, decorated with the art of poetry topped off with theoretical temporal physics. The author considers writing a learning experience and takes his responsibility as a writer very seriously. Danhoff hopes readers will find his work entertaining, educational and enlightening.

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Contents

ON PACIFIST ACTION
57
PATTERN
58
POETRY
60
QUANTUM INFANTILES HOW MUCH BABY
61
QUOTE UNQUOTE
62
SCARE TACTICS
65
THE MIND RULES
68
THE PRIME DIRECTIVE
69

ENERGY AND THE ENVIRONMENT
12
SOLUTIONS TO THE PROBLEM
16
KNOW COMMENT
21
HARD TO BUILD
26
THE HUTTERITES IN NORTH AMERICA
27
THE CANCER OF SOCIAL ORGANIZATION
29
IN THE DARK AT THE FOOT OF THE WALL
33
HIGH JINXED
34
IN THE ZONE
35
ON LIFE SUPPORT
37
ABRAHAM LINCOLN AND THE EMANCIPATION PROCLAMATION
39
THE LONG VIEW
45
THE MILITARYINDUSTRIAL COMPLEX
46
THE NEXT ONE
47
NOW ITS A WONDERFUL LIFE
49
ON OBSCENITY A BEGINNING
51
ON OBSCENITY THE UGLY THE BAD AND THE GOOD
52
ON OBSCENITY
54
ON OBSCENITY THE REVERSIBLE MORALITY
55
ON OBSCENITY EQUAL AND OPPOSITE
56
THE THEORY OF NOTHING
71
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL INFO
75
THE THEORY OF TRANSILIENCE
77
THE THRESHOLD OF TRANSPHYSICS
78
THE TOP TEN OUTLINE
79
THE WAVE EFFECT POETRY IN MOTION
80
THE WAVE EFFECT LIFE CYCLE
81
TRUTH
82
UNIDENTIFIED FLYING OBJECTS
83
THE WEAKEST LINK
84
MIRAGE
85
IN THE DARK AT THE FOOT OF THE WALL
86
IMAGE
87
IAMBIC IDIOT
89
THE INNIS MODE
90
A TIME PRANK
91
TIME PRANK II
94
WALDEN III
98
THEORETICAL TEMPORAL PHYSICS
99
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