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So did Nostradamus, whose voice lives on even today in blogs recalling his "vision" premonition of the Penn State atrocities:

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Paterno will hear the cry from Sicily,

all the preparations in the Gulf of Trieste;

it will be heard as far as Sicily

flee oh, flee, so may sails, the dreaded pestilence !

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I wouldn't be thinking about any of this had I not come across this video, which I suppose is an advertisement for life insurance? Watch, and when you're done laughing at the music, ask yourself, what will become of you...

Also, here's Adam Ostrow's TED talk on the subject.