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I was born. And in the world next to ours, residing just outside our vision, but within our touch, it, too, was born.
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“Whether you are trying to understand the mating habits of the Pygmy Three-Toed Sloth, or life itself, the process is pretty much the same.
The first step is observation. And it’s the most difficult. People are not natural observers. We see, but we don’t observe. All too often we see what we expect to see. Which is both why there is so much strife in the world and why, as any detective will tell you, people make terrible witnesses.”
― Understanding Life: Context is Everything
The first step is observation. And it’s the most difficult. People are not natural observers. We see, but we don’t observe. All too often we see what we expect to see. Which is both why there is so much strife in the world and why, as any detective will tell you, people make terrible witnesses.”
― Understanding Life: Context is Everything
“Whether you are trying to understand the mating habits of the Pygmy Three-Toed Sloth, or life itself, the process is pretty much the same.
The first step is observation. And it’s the most difficult. People are not natural observers. We see, but we don’t observe. All too often we see what we expect to see. Which is both why there is so much strife in the world and why, as any detective will tell you, people make terrible witnesses.”
― Understanding Life: Context is Everything
The first step is observation. And it’s the most difficult. People are not natural observers. We see, but we don’t observe. All too often we see what we expect to see. Which is both why there is so much strife in the world and why, as any detective will tell you, people make terrible witnesses.”
― Understanding Life: Context is Everything
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