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If society stopped

Submitted by dfeingold (guest) on Tue, 11/11/2008 - 1:05am.

Merry2e, I think if society actually stopped and allowed itself to feel, to be, we might learn that many of the things that we think are the most important things in life, aren't. Conversely, we could learn that we don't give enough recognition of and attention to the things that in the end, just may be the most important things in life. I'll hold back giving any examples--it's more meaningful and interesting if you come up with them on your own. df

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