Nostradamus C9 Q35: Bandits desecrate and merchants exploit flood-bound cities.
Copyright: Allan Webber, December 2015

This verse contains an anagram for Diogenes, an ancient advocate for the art of virtuous cynicism. 

The occurrence of an anagram for biogens then directs the flow of the verse to ongoing reticence by sects to accept ideas arising in modern biology.

Key Ideas:

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