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Unfortunately, At Present, Practically No One Under Thirty Goes To Workshops. It's A System Of Education Entirely For The Middle Aged.
-Rupert Sheldrake
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Unfortunately, At Present, Practically No One Under
Rupert Sheldrake
Unfortunately, At Present, Practically No One Under Thirty Goes To Workshops. It's A System Of Education Entirely For The Middle Aged.
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