Written by Andor Carnes   

Man’s propensity to make more out of not simply less but of consistently diminishing returns is certainly a trait that at once protects us from ultimate manipulation and renders us vulnerable to manipulating ourselves.

The JFK Assassination fascination in scrutiny could and perhaps should live on forever, being no longer the parents of an answer but rather the child of our interest in no less than magic. We have long passed the need to know exactly how it was done. We feed off the possibilities. It is clearly the paramount cold case on fire. It passed into the realm of immortal controversy the moment anyone believed he was shot from the rear but blew out the back of his head. That apparent graphic nullification of mainstream physics may not be such at all, and that is the slight of our brains.

This curious digging is our relentless heritage and not the thing itself and brings us closest of all to an immortal act. No clear answer can be so sweet. Personally, I believe that the mystery, fascination and wormwood of it all will fade to black, when we all stop wanting to be entertained by the impossible, but not until.