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Krishaan Khubchand
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Loving this so far. The analysis of the morphological infrastructure that surrounds us is a bit abstract, so it requires some cajoling of the imagination to understand the principles being shared; which makes it more fun imo.
— Mar 28, 2020 08:51AM
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Mahdi Taheri
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"A new era is at hand, an era that will call for broad knowledge and deep perceptions. A new generation of people need to arise with an overview to
understand and guide human activity through this critical portion of time. We need to go back to our origins as generalists and reestablish our understandings of the natural world."
from introduction
— Aug 25, 2017 09:34AM
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understand and guide human activity through this critical portion of time. We need to go back to our origins as generalists and reestablish our understandings of the natural world."
from introduction
