This article has been deleted, as it appears that Ms. Griego did not write it. In fact, no one knows who did. Therefore, all its claims are suspect.
I have deleted the post, with my apologies. Thank you to John in Philly for doing what I should have done.
I have deleted the post, with my apologies. Thank you to John in Philly for doing what I should have done.
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I was getting ready to send it onward, when I noticed there were only 12 things on the list of 13, that caused me to sense a disturbance in the Force, and I decided to go to the original.
It doesn't appear that Tina Griego wrote that article.
In this June 7, 2010 article from "The Denver Post" she says she didn't write it.
She says, "The funny part is that people think I wrote it."
https://www.denverpost.com/2010/06/07/griego-one-things-true-people-believe-what-they-want/
I did a fair amount of searching, and did not find the original author.
It would be a good research project to test the claims made in "What if they all left?"
But now I'm suspicious that the statistics are wrong.
John, it appears you're correct. I am embarrassed for having forwarded it without further checking. Thank you.
Paul. We are all human.
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