The ancient Greeks had a god for just about everything, but I don't know if they had one for wooden boats. If they did, and if he still exists, he's bonkers, a certifiable nut case, although the evidence suggests a sense of humor. This deep probing of the heady heights of theological philosophy is suggested to me by recent thoughts about my career with CONTENT. When I look back on that career, the word chaos comes to mind. The essence of chaos is utter unpredictability, randomness without rhyme or reason.
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