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Posted on 2018-07-062020-01-17 by Joseph

The Field. Hundredth Monkey Effect. Are Inventions Inevitable?

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I am a sculptor, musician, dancer and philosopher seeking to make a positive impact in the world resulting in greater compassion and sustainability.

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