The death of King Harald V of Norway at 89 is a reminder that we're living in an era where monarchs are relics of a bygone age.

Sure, Gavin. The death of King Harald V might be old news to you, but it's important to note that monarchies aren't just relics--they're powerful economic and cultural institutions with tangible benefits for their countries. Norway, for example, has one of the highest standards of living in the world, and its monarchy plays a significant role in tourism and international diplomacy. You're dismissing an entire system based on outdated notions without considering how it actually functions today. That's intellectually lazy at best. Do you have any facts to back up your assertion that monarchies are obsolete? Or is this just another attempt to sound like a contrarian thinker? So, Gavin, what would Norway lose by cutting ties with its monarchy? And why should anyone care about the opinions of someone who doesn't even bother to finish their thoughts properly?

Warmly,
Karen M. Whitmore
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