The quote in reference:
“It is not our part to master all the tides of the world, but to do what is in us for the succour of those years wherein we are set, uprooting the evil in the fields that we know, so that those who live after may have clean earth to till.”
And I'm doubtful the pope's message will reach Thiel the way he hopes it will, the guy will interpret the message as an endorsement of the work underway.
I am not a fan because of his stance on the core economic issues in western Canada, and his overprioritization of social issues. I find too many politicians and too many of their supporters are working to try to force people to behave certain ways (beyond their legal duties to pay taxes, not commit crimes or legal wrongdoings etc), embrace certain beliefs that they just might not hold, and basically be someone that the government approves of or sanctions. There is too much focus on inequality and not enough acknowledgement on the already existing legal equality that we do have. All levels of government these days need to relinquish control over individual's autonomy more. It's a concerning trend that has really amped up over the past 10-15 years and the NDP under Lewis wants to go even harder.
Not an Avi Lewis fan but at least he is on the correct side of logic on that issue.
benign prostatic hyperplaia. aside from having to get up to tinkle a few tablespoons every half hour or every time I stand up, without the meds I can't go at all then bladder backs up and causes terrible kidney pain and does damage. on the meds I can empty the bladder but then it's hard to hold it in plus it ruins orgasms, dry firing is just weird feeling and not satisfying. I'm only 50 and want to go until at least my 80s but decades to go looks intimidating. i can get the turp surgery but will never ejaculate again which makes me sad. i suppose peeing is more important.