Witch trials in the 1800's?
It was the 1690's tool.
I think in addition with the story of Cassandra, it's about man ignoring the dangers of what they're doing.
People die from smoking...but mankind still smokes.
America learned about the dangers of building an entire state below sea-level, a hurricane came and demolished it, and they want to rebuild it.
The body count of anything is proof that something is wrong and needs to be fixed but "no one listens to the..."
theangryemu
Witch trials in the 1800's? It was the 1690's tool.
I think in addition with the story of Cassandra, it's about man ignoring the dangers of what they're doing.
People die from smoking...but mankind still smokes. America learned about the dangers of building an entire state below sea-level, a hurricane came and demolished it, and they want to rebuild it. The body count of anything is proof that something is wrong and needs to be fixed but "no one listens to the..."