THE DISCOVERY OF STARS:WHY THEY THINK?PART 3

THE DISCOVERY OF STARS:WHY THEY THINK?3This terrible landmines,lucidly looming and hanging over the jungles, they left behind,persistently stare us in the face and mankindin groped the dark over outstanding social debt, left behind for generations yet nunborn, the main quagmire of mankind in general. ?.To be clung to the most unsecured foothold and deolate pawn of history, would be to taint the moral fibre of a becoming and anticipated dreams of lifetime.We barely disagree with this humilliating and unruly flashes of philistinic heaps, trapped artistic prowls in this embellished reprobate's paroxysm of godless spot, not exempt of the cryptic dusk, of which moral aversion should not tarry within its leaps and bounds, of a grueling passage that might glorify checkered antecedent.We hardly avoid stress of pervasive taint and accelerate its scutctheon,skirted by the obscurity. Zbigniew rationalised from the obloque of tarnished heels and terraced by obnoxious guilles.