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Eclesiastes: um livro do Antigo Testamento, escrito provavelmente cerca de 250 a.c.
Demagogos: Demagogo, na sua expressão grega primitiva, era apenas o chefe ou condutor do povo, os que se destacavam na atividade política, mostrando-se hábeis em conquistar o apoio da maioria para suas ideias.

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‘’E talvez não, meu filho: a sabedoria e tao perigosa como a ignorância! Ambas podem afastar o homem de Deus e dos seus caminhos’’
Eu acho que isto quer dizer que quando um homem e sábio afastasse de Deus por causa das suas credencias, ele começa a acreditar na scienca e na evolução, e tem menos fé em Deus, porque ele entende que o mundo não foi criado por Deus, e que não tem porque acreditar em aquelo. Também realiza que Deus não existe, e que e um mito. A sabedoria faz o homem pensar, e questionar os ideais sociais, e realizar que são só ilusões.
A ignorância afasta o homem de Deus por causa da falta de inteires, e porque já lhe da igual.
O que este verso quer dizer e que nenhum dos extremos e bom, não pode ser muito sabio o muito ignrorante, sim não falha o sistema.

Coca-Cola, an established brand internationally, does a marketing flop. How does a multi-billion-dollar corporation fail in the launch of a new product? What led to what some experts call the "Coke Fiasco" in 1985? In 1985 Coca-Cola decided to introduce to the market a "variation" of the original formula. They called the product, New Coke, with the intent that it too would take the market by storm like its predecessor had. However, according to various articles, it soon became clear that customer were in an uproar about the change to the American classic drink. Michael Ross from MSNBC.com quotes, "[S]ome likened the change in Coke to trampling the American flag." www.buildingbrands.com wrote in an article, "The launch created a ‘public outcry', with Coke receiving 40,000 letters of complaint and over 6,000 calls a day to the company's ‘0800' phone number." Customers

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