The body of a woman who died in Esplugues de Llobregat last Saturday was still warm when the telephones, miraculously, “knew” who had killed her and for what reason. It is a very strange phenomenon, but it is not new. In 1969, Edgar Morin went to Orleans to study an event that had intrigued him: the entire city assumed that Jewish-owned clothing stores were making young girls disappear from their fitting rooms. The thing is, there was no missing…
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The body of a woman who died in Esplugues de Llobregat last Saturday was still warm when the telephones, miraculously, “knew” who had killed her and for what reason. It is a very strange phenomenon, but it is not new. In 1969, Edgar Morin went to Orleans to study an event that had intrigued him: the entire city assumed that Jewish-owned clothing stores were making young girls disappear from their fitting rooms. The thing is, there was no missing…