[PW] ?futurology as a hobby

[Winters, Murl]

In your post of 16 April 2004 within one of the Google Groups, I noticed
your statement, "I've put a bunch of futurological links up on my web
journal." Since I assume you are familiar with the listservs/groups on
Google Groups, I checked Yahoo Groups. I did not find your name as
posting to any of the seven Futurology groups there,
http://groups.yahoo.com. They would appear to offer resource people who
could answer your question.
Murl Winters
Associate Library Director
Evangel University
Springfield, MO 65802 

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I hope Mot.

What could possess you to enquire about such a thing?

John Germain

Jersey
British Channel Islands
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Dan
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Are there any books, articles, websites, etc. on futurology as a hobby?


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Dan Goodman
All political parties die at last of swallowing their own lies.
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