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The Nation's Pulse
The Thing I Don’t Understand
On getting it wrong.
(Page 2 of 2)
A glance around the contemporary political and social landscape shows clearly that most people have not gotten that message. In fact, as a people, we honor just the opposite. Advertising? Politics? Oprah?
I just popped my biceps tendon. Obviously, logic will not handle everything. Diligence will not solve every problem.
But if you don’t start there — reading the directions, as it were — you won’t go anywhere.
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