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(see: Life Lessons: An Introduction) You get up to fetch a glass of water.Just a few steps to the kitchen. Barely enough to think about. You’re already planning something else in your mind, halfway through tomorrow.But the step still happens.Your foot touches the floor. Your weight shifts. For a brief second, the body moves in Read the full article…
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