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Independence is not a goal worth following — it cannot even be “followed” at all
A little short note to add to yesterday’s post: Independence cannot be a goal. It is a logical fallacy that it could be, because if it were, then we would seem to be dependent on independence. No, instead: the goal … Continue reading
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