Is it just me or is this passage from the New York Times the perfect analogy for the 21 Century’s impending environmental and economic collapse?
The crowd gasped and cried in horror when the spire fell. “Paris is beheaded,” said Pierre-Eric Trimovillas, 32.
Vincent Dunn, a fire consultant and former New York City fire chief, said that fire hose streams could not reach the top of such a cathedral, and that reaching the top on foot was often an arduous climb over winding steps.
“These cathedrals and houses of worship are built to burn,” he said. “If they weren’t houses of worship, they’d be condemned.”
Couldn’t it just as easily have been written, “‘Yeah, I mean, obviously that was going to happen,’ remarked the expert, as silently sobbing masses could not look away from the disaster.”
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