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  1. Interesting. I did not know this. Imagine what a powerful statement it would have been if Amazon's money was rejected. I can however understand why'd they would take it. I definitely would have kept them anonymous. Revealing who they were played right into their hands. Amazon made an investment. ------- Amazon has a grocery store near where I teach. There are no cashiers. You swipe in pick up what you want and are automatically billed. Amazon has a physical bookstore not too far away. No booksellers, very few Black books, and steps aways from a Borders bookstore that shut down. There are several Wholefoods nearby including one in Harlem... Amazon will not stop until they are the only place you can by anything.
  2. I think more accurately religion is based upon faith. Indeed, I believe reincarnation is part of the religious beliefs of some... All I'm trying to say is that you have to know what reincarnation is (anything really), in order to not believe in it. How can one reject something they are ignorant about about. Again, I'm talking about reasonable people. There are some religious people, for example, who reject any ideas that are not part of their religion. They don't have to know what those ideas might be -- they don't even want to hear them. I'm not talking about these types of people.

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