Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More

Written by: Kevin Cann Primitive man took their place in nature, while modern man attempts to control it.  This is evident in the sport of powerlifting.  When things happened that were not easily explainable, primitive man would chalk it up to some arbitrary higher power. Let us put this thinking into modern society.  If a smoker gets a diagnosis of lung cancer, we chalk up the cause of the cancer to the smoking of tobacco.  The primitive man might Read More