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There is no alternative, except between being influenced by thought that has been thought out and being influenced by thought that has not been thought out.

New resources page

August 21, 2014 RolandLeave a comment

I’ve added a new resources page to the blog. I’ll be updating it as I find new resources on various topics. I’ll try write posts that keep readers updated about new resources appearing.

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