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The stunning first images from the James Webb Space Telescope have captivated scientists and the general public alike. But there are implications far deeper than what can be seen at first glance--not about what's "out there," but about what we ought to be doing as a human species here on Earth, what ought to shape our future, and even more fundamentally, what these images imply about the nature of mankind: a creative being with the capability and responsibility to reach and develop those far-off worlds which Webb is so? tantalizingly showing us.



Tune in tonight at 7:30 pm.? There will be a zoom meeting immediately after this program, if you'd like to volunteer.



NY Symposium Friday July 29, 7:30 pm: <[link removed]> <[link removed]>



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Speakers*:



Megan Dobrodt,?LaRouche Science Team



Andrew Hernandez, Producer of Aricebo Documentary



Diane Sare, LaRouche candidate for US Senate-NY



*Participation in the NY Symposium with Diane Sare does not constitute endorsement of her candidacy, nor does Diane necessarily agree with the views expressed by others on her program. The purpose of the dialogue is to allow the voters to form their own opinion on urgent issues not usually discussed and debated in the public domain.



As soon as the Symposium concludes (about 8:40 pm), you may click the link below to join the organizing discussion.



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--Diane



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