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Lms Under An Acacia Tree

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Wars of nations are fought to change maps. But wars of poverty are fought to map change. muhammad ali

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We're agreed that child sexual imagery is a case apart, it's illegal everywhere in the world, there's a consensus on that. It's absolutely right that we identify this stuff, we remove it and we report it to the authorities. peter barron

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Now, to use the famous metaphor by Alfred Korzybski in his Science and Sanity (1933), this verbal world ought to stand in relation to the extensional world as a map does to the territory it is supposed to represent. If a child grows to adulthood with a verbal world in his head which corresponds fairly closely to the extensional world that he finds around him in his widening experience, he is in relatively small danger of being shocked or hurt by what he finds, because his verbal world has told him what, more or less, to expect. He is prepared for life. If, however, he grows up with a false map in his head [...] he will constantly be running into trouble, wasting his efforts, and acting like a fool. He will not be adjusted to the world as it is: he may, if the lack of adjustment is serious, end up in a mental hospital. (editor's link) s. i. hayakawa

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Google will make us more informed. The smartest person in the world could well be behind a plow in China or India. Providing universal access to information will allow such people to realize their full potential, providing benefits to the entire world. hal varian

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I made this font because when I visited African in 1994 I fell in love with the flat top Acacia tree. Many times those exact trees were home to so many of the animals and birds I wanted to see. Looking at my completed font, however, I'm not sure there is a logical use for it. This font was made for the memory sake.

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