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I just came across the full text for "The Paradox of Progress" by Dr James Willis.
Trouble is ... I've only read the first two chapters and I enjoyed them - thoughtful, touching, funny - but I don't know where the book is heading. So, for the time being, this blog entry is for me - so I don't lose the book. Take a look though. He's got a nice way of writing.
[via Johnnie Moore]
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Clarke Ching's enthusiastic response to my earler post about Friends in Low Places provoked me to read further. Dr James Willis has put his book online. Here's a sample of his thinking: Chapter 6 -Everything in life is relative. Willis... [Read More]
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